Five years ago, apartment hunting largely centered on finishes, location and price. Today, priorities have shifted. Renters are asking for more flexibility, both financially and in how they use their space. At Axis Camelback in Phoenix’s Uptown neighborhood, that shift is reflected in offerings such as buy-now, pay-later rent options, choose-your-own lease lengths, and $99 security deposits. These tools ease upfront financial burdens and allow residents to settle in on their own terms. As economic conditions continue to affect mobility and spending, this kind of flexibility in the renter experience is becoming less of a perk and more of an expectation.

Blurring the line between home and work

The rise of remote work and entrepreneurship has blurred the lines between home and office. While

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