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Cities in Arizona that are better to buy than rent

Ocean to Ocean bridge in Yuma. A city which topped the list to buy a home rather than rent. / Wikipedia

 

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When looking for a home, figuring out whether to rent or buy can be tricky. There are many factors at play and trying to time the housing market is difficult.

However, there are mathematical ways to evaluate each city, so you can make an informed decision.

HomeArea.com today released the Cities in Arizona that are Better to Buy than Rent.

Based on the latest Census Bureau data for cities with a population of 60,000 or more, the rankings were determined by calculating the price to rent ratio.

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