Who This Residence Suits and Who It Does Not
PDP 85204 is a property located in the Chandler / Mesa area of Arizona, US (AZ 85204). It offers a mix of large shared units and independent houses, targeting students or young professionals who prioritise cost‑efficiency and community living over individual space.
Suits:
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Budget‑conscious renters looking for the lowest‑price option in Chandler. The weekly rate starts at 166 USD (indicative — confirm with the operator), which is equal to the city’s cheapest listed property. Given that there are 48 properties in Chandler and this one sits at the floor, it is a natural choice for anyone on a strict weekly budget.
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Those comfortable with sharing a house or apartment. The available unit types include 5‑bedroom, 8‑bedroom, and greater‑than‑8‑bedroom configurations (i.e. large shared houses). The “branded independent house” option may offer a slightly more private arrangement but still within a shared house model.
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Renters who want bills included in the rent. The listing explicitly tags “bills_included”, which typically covers utilities such as electricity, water, and internet. The “Internet” tag confirms that connectivity is part of the package — helpful for students who need reliable online access.
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People with a vehicle: parking is listed as an on‑site amenity. In a suburban area like Chandler, car access is common, so included parking removes a potential extra cost.
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Those who prefer a short‑to‑medium commitment. The minimum lease is 16 weeks — long enough to cover a semester or a work term, but not a full year.
Does not suit:
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Renters who need a private studio or one‑bedroom unit. The smallest shared configuration here is 5 bedrooms; no single‑occupancy apartments are offered.
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Anyone who requires a very quiet environment. Large shared houses tend to have more foot traffic and shared common areas. While the on‑site management gets positive feedback for responsiveness, the property’s layout naturally encourages social interaction.
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Travellers looking for summer‑only stays: the availability date is not specified in the data, but the 16‑week minimum lease means short‑term holiday bookings are unlikely.
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Those who prefer to handle their own utility accounts or want separate metering. Bills‑included means the operator sets the rates; you cannot shop for a cheaper internet or electricity provider.
What Residents Say
The property has a Google rating of 4.0 based on 166 reviews. Below are verbatim excerpts from three recent reviews (names and ratings as provided):
Brad king (5 stars):
“I’ve been living at The Premier at Dana Park Apartments for several months, and I couldn’t be happier with my experience here. From the moment I moved in, the management and staff have been incredibly welcoming and responsive to any questions or concerns. The leasing process was smooth, and they truly made me feel at h…“
Dylan Buzzard (5 stars):
“I recently had the chance to visit The Premiere at Dana Park, and it definitely lives up to its name. Located in Mesa, AZ, this property offers a great balance of comfort, style, and convenience. One of the standout features for me was the vinyl plank flooring that they had in the kitchen and dining room areas in the u…“
Madison (4 stars):
“I’ve had a wonderful experience living at The Premiere at Dana Park. The amenities are fantastic—especially the pool and gym, which are always clean and well-maintained. It really makes living here enjoyable and convenient. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, and I want to give a special thank you to Maisy an…“
These comments highlight consistently praised management responsiveness, cleanliness of common amenities (pool, gym), and modern finishes like vinyl plank flooring. The two 5‑star reviews mention a smooth leasing process. The 4‑star review is still positive and specifically thanks a staff member, suggesting good customer service.
No negative reviews were provided in the sample data, but the overall rating of 4.0 (out of 5) indicates that the majority of guests are satisfied.
Price Positioning and Value
The weekly rent range is 166 – 211 USD (indicative — confirm with the operator). This places PDP 85204 at the lower end of the Chandler market, where the city’s cheapest property is also 166 USD per week. Given that Chandler has 48 properties listed, this residence is a competitive option for anyone seeking the entry‑level price.
The price difference between 166 and 211 USD likely depends on the unit type and size (e.g., a larger shared room vs. a more private space within the independent house). Because bills are included, the effective monthly cost is straightforward (roughly 664 – 844 USD per month, at 4 weeks). That is a relatively affordable rent for the Phoenix metropolitan area, especially when utilities and internet are already factored in.
Note: the deposit amount is not listed in the data. Prospective renters should ask the operator about any upfront deposits or fees.
Room Type Guidance
The property offers four unit type categories:
- 5‑bedroom – typical shared house with 5 private bedrooms and common living/kitchen areas.
- 8‑bedroom – larger shared house, likely with multiple bathrooms.
- Greater than 8‑bedroom – extra‑large shared houses, suitable for groups who want to rent together or for operators who assign rooms individually.
- Branded independent house – this appears to be a self‑contained house under the same management brand. It may offer more space and a separate entrance, but still within a shared model (e.g., multiple tenants in the house).
For a single renter looking to minimise cost, a room in a 5‑bed or 8‑bed house is the most economical. Groups of friends or colleagues might consider renting an entire independent house to have more control over the living arrangements.
Key details:
- All unit types likely come with internet and bills included.
- Parking is available, but you should confirm whether each unit has assigned spots or a first‑come, first‑served car park.
- No information about furnishing is provided; you need to ask the operator.
Booking Timing
The minimum lease length is 16 weeks. This aligns with a typical academic semester (about 4 months) or a seasonal work project. The listing does not show an availability date, so the property may be open for immediate move‑in or on a rolling basis.
Because the price is at the city floor, demand could be high during peak months (August – September for fall term, January for spring term). If you plan to move in for the 2026‑27 academic year, reaching out early (e.g., early 2026) would give you a better chance of getting the unit type and price you want.
Booking through the platform (Amber) allows you to compare options; note that the operator of this property appears to be “The Premier at Dana Park” based on the review excerpts. Always confirm the exact property name and address with the listing agent.
FAQ
What is the minimum lease length, and are short stays possible?
The minimum lease is 16 weeks. Shorter stays (e.g., a few days or weeks) are not offered. If you need a 16‑week to 1‑year commitment, this property is suitable.
Are utilities and internet included in the weekly rent?
Yes. The listing tags include both “Internet” and “bills_included”. Renters should still verify exactly which utilities (electricity, water, gas, trash) are covered and whether there are any caps or additional charges for high usage.
Is parking available, and is it free?
Parking is listed as an amenity. The data does not specify whether it is free or assigned. In similar properties, parking is typically included and unreserved. Confirm with the operator if you need a designated spot or have a large vehicle.
Sources & data date: The information above is based on the listing data as of July 2026. Prices, availability, and unit types are indicative — always confirm directly with the operator.
For live availability and current pricing, use the on‑site assistant on the listing page to speak with the operator.
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