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What to Expect When You Fight Your Arizona HOA

In Arizona, Home Owner’s Associations (HOAs) are a standard part of buying property in many communities. These organizations are led by volunteer citizens who are elected by members of the HOA. The HOA’s main functions are to enforce the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions and collect homeowner’s dues. After a homeowner…

How the CDC’s Eviction order May Help Arizona Renters

The Arizona eviction moratorium is a complicated and thorny issue. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, thousands of Arizona renters have been put in the unsustainable position of owing rent that they can’t pay. In the beginning, the state’s eviction moratorium offered temporary relief. The governor has extended the moratorium until…

A Historic Gilbert Property is Getting a New Life as a Mixed-Use Development

Gilbert, Arizona’s connection with agricultural history can be traced back to the 1920s when rural farms produced crops in the area. In 1966, the Old Potato Barn was built to store the community’s potato supply. The once-useful structure has stood vacant for years. However, the Old Potato Barn is coming…

There is a New Lagoon Park Coming to Glendale

In February of 2023, Glendale, Arizona, will host one of the country’s biggest national games—The NFL Super Bowl. Two years ago, when the NFL announced that Super Bowl LVII would be held in Glendale’s State Farm Stadium, plans immediately got underway for the city to host the big game. As…

California Restaurant Chains are Moving into the Valley

Last year, California residents moved into Arizona in record numbers. Likewise, 2020 saw numerous Golden State businesses and corporations migrating into the Grand Canyon State. Recently, it appears that some beloved California eateries have decided to expand their operations into metro Phoenix. Here is more on some of the California…

What is Happening with Bill Gates’s Arizona Smart City?

In 2017, news broke that billionaire Bill Gates made a substantial land purchase of 24,000 acres of land south of Buckeye, Arizona. The Microsoft founder was reported to have plans to build a technological, “smart city,” roughly the size of Tempe, Arizona on the site. Here is more on what…

Are Tucson Rents Rising Too High?

Lately, it seems like Maricopa County’s rapidly increasing real estate costs is a main subject in Arizona real estate news. However, just to its southeast, Tucson, Arizona, is also making headlines for its rental increases leading some to ask: Are Tucson rents rising too high? Rental Prices in Tucson Home…

Ways to Improve and Protect Your Arizona Landscaping this Summer

Spring is here, and it’s an excellent time to assess your lawn and garden and decide whether you need to make changes. This is also a good time to think about getting ready for the hotter months. By preparing now, you can help ensure that you can enjoy your property…

Domestic Violence and Your Lease

When someone has been a victim of domestic violence, getting away from their abuser is often a major challenge. Abusers often stalk and terrorize victims when they are trying to leave the relationship. For some victims, the safest and most necessary option is to immediately leave their home and find…

The Good Things Happening in Goodyear, Arizona

South of Loop 303 and Interstate 10 in Goodyear, a Phoenix-based company, just broke ground on the Valley’s largest speculative industrial building. According to a recent report, the site, which will be called Elwood Logistics Center, will be a 1.3 million-square-foot, Class A industrial development. Here is more on the…