Phoenix-area landlord sues Arizona Gov. Ducey over eviction moratorium

A Phoenix landlord is suing Gov. Doug Ducey over an executive order temporarily delaying evictions for thousands of Arizona renters who have lost pay or become sick during the pandemic. The landlord, Ann Gregory of Gregory Real Estate and Management, is asking a court to allow an eviction to proceed against a family in a Surprise rental home who […]

Democrats urge Ducey to extend eviction delay amid rising unemployment, lack of other aid

On May 15, 2020, Constable David Lester serves an eviction notice at an apartment in east Phoenix.Arizona Democratic lawmakers are asking Gov. Doug Ducey to extend a statewide eviction moratorium to help tenants who are struggling financially because of the pandemic. The governor in late March declared landlords could continue asking courts to evict tenants […]

Metro Phoenix rents climb 3 times as fast as US average. Will eviction aid be enough?

Metro Phoenix rents climbed nearly three times as fast as the average U.S. increase during the past 12 months, despite a slight reprieve for tenants last month. Apartment rents flattened but didn’t plummet in metro Phoenix during April, as thousands of tenants struggled to pay or move due to lost jobs or furloughs during the COVID-19 crisis. […]

An eviction reprieve in Phoenix area could depend on the judge

Corrections & Clarifications: The story was updated to more accurately detail the timeline for evictions in West Mesa Justice Court. The story also corrects the name of Kyrene Justice Sharron Sauls. Phoenix-area renters struggling to avoid eviction during the coronoavirus crisis may not all get reprieves. It will depend on where they live, and the justice of the peace hearing […]

Two main reasons why rent continues to spike in Arizona

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) – A new report just released from Zumper indicates rent continues to increase in certain Arizona cities. In fact, the two cities with the biggest rent increases are Surprise and Glendale. Both are around 30% higher than last year. So, what is going on here?   Well, it all goes back to 15 years ago […]

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