Affordable & Income-Based Housing in Buckeye

Affordability

According to Census ACS 5-Year data (2024), the median household income in Buckeye is $99,486 annually and the median asking rent is $1,963 per month. With only 14% of households renting, income-based and HUD-assisted housing options play an important role for renters in this predominantly owner-occupied city.

Safety

According to FBI Crime Data Explorer, the Buckeye Police Department reported a violent crime rate of 168 per 100,000 residents in 2024. Crime rates are not directly comparable across cities due to differences in reporting practices and local definitions.

Getting Around Buckeye

According to Walk Score, the area around assisted properties in Buckeye earns a Walk Score of 57 (Somewhat Walkable) and a Bike Score of 45. No Transit Score is available, reflecting the limited public transit options common in fast-growing suburban communities like Buckeye. Residents should plan for a car for most trips.

Schools

According to the NCES Common Core of Data, 38 schools across 15 districts serve Buckeye, including 20 elementary, 1 middle, 14 high schools, and 3 other schools. Ratings and quality vary by school and district, so renters should check the assigned schools for any specific address they are considering.

Cost of Living in Buckeye

The median household income in Buckeye is $99,486 per year, according to Census ACS 5-Year estimates. The median asking rent across all housing in the city is $1,963 per month, also per Census ACS 5-Year data.

Affordable and income-based rentals in Buckeye are limited, with 106 total units across 2 HUD-assisted properties -- a small supply relative to overall housing demand in the area.

Environment

Both HUD-assisted properties in Buckeye have been mapped for flood risk. Neither is located in a high-risk flood zone, according to flood mapping data.