| Lake Havasu City, AZ | |
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| State | Arizona |
| Population | 54,495 |
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In comparison to its nearby areas, Lake Havasu City is significantly more expensive, and it's somewhat more expensive compared to the rest of the country.
The median home in Lake Havasu City is valued at $248,200. This is approximately $138,467 (126%) higher compared to its surrounding areas.Compared to the US as a whole it is roughly $30,700 (14%) higher.
The median monthly rent in Lake Havasu City is $920. Compared to other places in this area this is approximately $240 (35%) higher.It is approximately $142 (13%) lower compared to the entire nation.
Desert Hills is Lake Havasu City's neighbor to the northwest. Its real estate prices are significantly less expensive. The median home in Desert Hills costs $167,800, which works out to $80,400 (47%) lower than Lake Havasu City. Rent there is a little less expensive. Desert Hills's median monthly rent is $736, which comes out to $184 (25%) lower than Lake Havasu City.
Parker Strip is roughly 18 miles southeast from Lake Havasu City. Its real estate prices are significantly less expensive. The median home in Parker Strip costs $135,400, which works out to $112,800 (83%) lower than Lake Havasu City. Rent there is a lot less expensive. In Parker Strip the median monthly rent is $525, which comes out to $395 (75%) lower than Lake Havasu City.
Cienega Springs is roughly 22 miles south from Lake Havasu City. The housing prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home in Cienega Springs is valued at $122,400, which works out to $125,800 (102%) lower than Lake Havasu City. The rent there is a bit less expensive. The median rent in Cienega Springs is $797 a month, which works out to $123 (15%) lower than Lake Havasu City.
Bluewater is about 24 miles south from Lake Havasu City. Real estate prices there are substantially less expensive. The median home in Bluewater is valued at $52,900, which is $195,300 (369%) lower than Lake Havasu City. Rents there are a little less expensive. The median monthly rent in Bluewater is $756, which is $164 (21%) lower than Lake Havasu City.
Big River is about 26 miles south of Lake Havasu City. The real estate prices there are significantly less expensive. The price of the median home in Big River is $91,400, which works out to $156,800 (171%) lower than Lake Havasu City. Its rents are substantially less expensive. In Big River the median monthly rent is $620, which works out to $300 (48%) lower than Lake Havasu City.
Needles is about 27 miles northwest from Lake Havasu City. Its real estate prices are a lot less expensive. The median home price in Needles is $88,500, which works out to $159,700 (180%) lower than Lake Havasu City. The rent there is significantly less expensive. In Needles the median monthly rent is $649, which is $271 (41%) lower than Lake Havasu City.