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Moving to Mesa, AZ

City Overview

Cost of Living

96

Avg Temperature

59°–86°F

State Income Tax

2.5%

Population

504K

One of the largest suburbs in America, Mesa offers family-friendly living in the Phoenix metro with its own distinct identity. Spring training baseball, desert trails, and a growing downtown arts scene set it apart.

Red MountainEastmarkSuperstition SpringsDana ParkDowntown Mesa

Average Moving Costs to Mesa

Estimated costs for a 2-bedroom move from the top 10 US cities by population.

FromDistanceFull-ServiceDIY
New York, NY2,128 mi$3,318–$5,238$1,992–$3,333
Los Angeles, CA371 mi$2,256–$3,524$998–$2,099
Chicago, IL1,441 mi$2,812–$4,444$1,602–$2,850
Houston, TX1,000 mi$2,530–$3,993$1,353–$2,539
Phoenix, AZ14 mi$1,093–$1,865$205–$605
Philadelphia, PA2,066 mi$3,171–$5,030$1,956–$3,289
San Antonio, TX833 mi$2,422–$3,821$1,259–$2,422
San Diego, CA312 mi$2,212–$3,457$964–$2,057
Dallas, TX871 mi$2,473–$3,895$1,280–$2,449
San Jose, CA627 mi$2,465–$3,849$1,141–$2,277

Neighborhoods in Mesa

Red Mountain

A popular neighborhood in Mesa, AZ for newcomers and residents alike.

Eastmark

A popular neighborhood in Mesa, AZ for newcomers and residents alike.

Superstition Springs

A popular neighborhood in Mesa, AZ for newcomers and residents alike.

Dana Park

A popular neighborhood in Mesa, AZ for newcomers and residents alike.

Downtown Mesa

A popular neighborhood in Mesa, AZ for newcomers and residents alike.

Cost of Living in Mesa

96

Cost of Living Index

4% below the national average of 100

Index: 100 = national average. Scale capped at 150.

Avg 1BR Rent

$1,300/mo

Avg 2BR Rent

$1,550/mo

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