The Governor has recently signed House Bill 2298, which mandates that every association overseeing parking on public streets, and whose CC&Rs were recorded prior to 2015, must conduct a membership meeting and a vote before June 30, 2025.

Parking enforcement can be difficult in communities with private streets where street parking is regulated by the homeowners associations' governing documents.

In recent years, short-term rentals, facilitated by platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo, have surged in popularity. While these rentals offer homeowners an opportunity to generate additional income...

A special assessment is an assessment that is not contemplated in an association's budget and is collected in addition to the regular assessments.

The federal and state Fair Housing Acts ("FHA") prohibit discrimination on the basis of, among other things, "familial status." However, some homeowners' association governing documents include deed restrictions...

It can be difficult to determine where the obligation to maintain, repair, replace, or insure starts and stops in an association where maintenance obligations cross over the boundaries of the property line.

The generally-recognized rule in Arizona is that "obstruction of a landowner's view does not constitute a private nuisance absent a statute or an easement to the contrary."

Arizona's condominium associations are often confronted with the question of whether to pass through, or not to pass through, certain common expenses to particular unit owners.

The Corporate Transparency Act is alive and kicking and requiring all community associations that are registered as entities with Arizona's Corporation Commission...

When community associations engage a contractor to perform construction within the development, the contract between the association and the vendor will often reference the contractor's...

When it comes to managing a community association's dealings with vendors and other third parties, the significance of having a contract cannot be overstated.

Homeowners Association boards frequently approach our office feeling stuck — having issued multiple notices and having levied monetary penalties with little or no impact.

To protect against legal exposure and reduce the risk of costly litigation, many organizations—including homeowners associations—require volunteers and participants to sign liability waivers before engaging in activities that carry potential risks.

Some days, operating a community association can feel a little bit like a dumpster fire.

As many of Arizona's community associations may know, Arizona law provides that community associations may not prohibit the display of certain flags.

With Arizona's 2024 Legislative session in full swing, we review twenty-four bills that include proposed amendments or additions to Arizona's Planned Communities Statutes and Condominium Act.