Renting in Sun City, AZ: renter cards and rules
What renters and landlords need to know about Recreation Centers of Sun City (RCSC) access, with 2026 fees.
Ask Greg about Sun City rentals- RCSC Privilege Card for renters: $340 per person per year, or $75/month for a 30-, 60- or 90-day card (RCSC 2026 fee sheet).
- Lease term: no minimum is stated on the RCSC fee sheet we checked. Condo, co-op and patio-home associations may set their own. Ask Greg.
- Owners' costs: the RCSC annual assessment is $680 per property (2026), paid by the owner.
- Short stays under 30 days need an Arizona TPT license (Arizona Department of Revenue).
Frequently asked questions
Can I rent a home in Sun City AZ?
Yes. Renters who qualify can buy an RCSC Privilege Card to use the rec centers: $340 per person per year, or $75/month for a 30-, 60- or 90-day card (RCSC 2026 fee sheet).
What is the minimum lease in Sun City AZ?
RCSC's fee sheet doesn't state a minimum lease term. Some condo and co-op associations have their own rules. Ask Greg for the specific property.
Do renters need to be 55+ in Sun City?
Sun City is an age-restricted community. Ask Greg for the occupancy rules that apply to the specific home.
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Sources
Facts on this page were gathered from the sources below in October 2026. Third-party agent and listing sites are noted as such. Fees and rules change, so always check the association's current documents.