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Arizona HOA & Condominium Resources
A starting point for Arizona HOA and condominium board research, with official statutes, agency information, and clear notes on what each source covers.
01 · Official law sources
Laws and statutes
Begin with the rules on applicability, then explore the sections relevant to your question.
Statute
Arizona Condominium Act
Arizona Legislature
Begin with the applicability section of Arizona’s condominium statutes in Title 33, Chapter 9. The chapter includes provisions on condominium creation, association governance, meetings, assessments, records, and other condominium matters.
This link opens the first section of Chapter 9. Use the Legislature’s Title 33 index to explore the remaining sections.
Read the condominium applicability sectionStatute
Arizona Planned Communities Act
Arizona Legislature
Begin with the applicability and exemption provisions for planned communities in Title 33, Chapter 16. The chapter addresses topics such as meetings, association records, assessments, board responsibilities, and other planned-community matters.
This link opens the first section of Chapter 16. Review the applicability and exemption language before researching a particular association.
Read the planned-community applicability sectionStatute index
Arizona Revised Statutes
Arizona Legislature
Search or browse the Arizona Legislature’s online statutes by title. The index includes Title 33, Property, and other titles that may be relevant when researching an association question.
Check effective dates and recent session laws. The Legislature’s online compilation follows its stated update cycle; a source review does not establish which version applies to your question.
Browse Arizona statutes02 · Education and agency guidance
Agency resources
Find educational materials, process information, and housing resources directly from the agencies that publish them.
Agency resource
Arizona HOA Dispute Process
Arizona Department of Real Estate
Learn about Arizona’s HOA dispute petition process, including who may file and how administrative hearings work. ADRE also explains the process’s limits and links to the petition form and related statutes.
ADRE explains that it does not regulate HOAs, management companies, boards, or members.
Review the HOA dispute processAgency resource
Arizona Fair Housing Information
Arizona Attorney General’s Office, Civil Rights Division
Find the Arizona Attorney General’s information on housing discrimination, protected categories, and examples of discriminatory practices. The page also provides complaint information, downloadable materials, and fair-housing education resources.
Explore Arizona fair housing informationEducational notice
These links are provided for general education only. Not every law applies to every association, and laws, forms, fees, and agency procedures may change. Always review the association’s declaration, articles, bylaws, rules, policies, and other governing documents. Consult an Arizona-licensed attorney or other qualified professional regarding association-specific circumstances.
Source links reviewed October 6, 2026. Agency pages, laws, procedures, and publications may change. Check each source for its latest information and applicable effective dates.