Apartment Rentals..............

Apartment Rentals

The Arizona Department of Housing has partnered with Socialserve.com, a nationally known provider of database services for non-profit agencies. Socialserve provides a web-based, searchable database for affordable apartments across the state. The database includes the option to search by rent amount as well as other variables and is updated weekly with the latest vacancy information.

For information on project-based Section 8 rental assistance (multi-family), visit the Arizona Public Housing Authority section of this website.

ADOH invites assisted property owners to register their properties with this free service as well. Following one of the Quick Links on this page, you may download a property registration form with information on how to register an affordable apartment,or you may list your property via the online registration site.

Arizona Department of Housing

EVICTION ASSISTANCE

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The Homeless Prevention Rapid Re-housing Program (HPRP) may assist families or individuals retain existing rental housing or, if the families or individuals are homeless, may provide assistance to move into rental housing. To get more information on this program, visit the HUD.gov website.

The qualifying families or individuals are those who would be homeless but for this assistance and earn below 50% of the Area Median Income.


No mortgage assistance is available through this program and services provided may vary by service provider. Arizona Department of Housing does not administer any of the HPRP programs in Maricopa and Pima Counties. To check service providers in your area, click here.
If you rent, the Arizona Residential Landlord & Tenant Act applies to you. This law explains what rights and responsibilities landlords and tenants have. For example, it explains what to do when a tenant needs a landlord to make repairs and what a landlord needs to do to legally evict a tenant.
Tenants and landlords both have responsibilities or obligations under the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. Free copies of the Act are available from the Arizona Secretary of State at (602) 542-4086. Requests for alternate formats for this publication may be made five days in advance by contacting the Secretary of State ADA Coordinator at (602) 542-4285.
Assistance in PhoenixIf you live in the City of Phoenix and need assistance, please call the Landlord/Tenant message line at (602) 262-7210 and a counselor will return your call as quickly as possible.

For emergency situations involving Landlord/Tenant issues, please walk in to:

City Hall
200 West Washington, 4th Floor
8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday

A counselor will assist you with the problem. The City of Phoenix Counseling Office holds monthly workshops on the third Thursday of each month. For reservations, please call (602) 256-3517.