Most homes here have already replaced each system at least once, so this is an estimate of the yearly volume, not a count.
Estimates from public records and typical lifespans, for the 22,049 homes with a year built on record. Not an inspection.
Not every replacement shows up in city records, so the real share is higher. Mark yours as done to add it.
Share of homes with a finished permit for that system, city and county records.
10,127 finaled permits on file, all-time, city/county records, not tied to any one address.
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County recorder sales affidavits (public records), arm's-length sales in the last 12 months of data. Not MLS data, and not homes currently for sale.
Property offenses fell 49%, from 86 per 1,000 homes in 2017 to 44 in 2024. Violent offenses fell 15%, from 14 per 1,000 homes in 2017 to 12 in 2024.
| 2017 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|
| Burglary | 306 | 108 |
| Vehicle theft | 171 | 135 |
| Theft and larceny | 1,253 | 637 |
| Violent offenses | 288 | 246 |
Phoenix Police Department offense reports, counted once per incident and offense type and assigned by the ZIP on each report. Property offenses are burglary, vehicle theft and every kind of theft, including shoplifting. Rates are per 1,000 homes on file in 85032 and include offenses at businesses. The city has published nothing after December 2025 and almost nothing for September 2025, so 2025 is left out. Reported offenses, not convictions.
Ranked by permits on file. Business names come from public permit records, not a recommendation or vetting by AZHomework.
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