Money
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Why falling prices aren’t making Valley condos more affordable
Falling prices aren’t making metro Phoenix condominiums more affordable as rising HOA fees, insurance costs and mortgage rates squeeze buyers and owners.
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6 stories for Phoenix renters this week (Oct. 21)
It takes a lot of time to stay on top of the news, so here’s a quick roundup of stories about renting and living in Phoenix.
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Need info on renting in Phoenix? Check out our Rent Check PHX Resource Hub
Use this Phoenix renters’ guide to find information on the best areas to live in, protections that tenants have against landlords, and neighborhood groups that are building community.
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The downtown Phoenix YMCA’s housing program has ended. What now?
Tenants at the downtown Phoenix YMCA sent a list of demands to the nonprofit’s leadership after they announced the closing of its housing program.
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Where to find one-bedroom apartments in Phoenix for $1,300 a month
Here are some one-bedroom apartments in Phoenix that are listed for the city’s average rent for that size: $1,300 a month.
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Sick of Amazon? Here are Phoenix businesses where you can buy everyday items
If you’re looking to shift some of your shopping to locally owned stores, here are some Phoenix businesses offering everyday goods.
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ICE is wasting tens of millions of dollars on ‘uninformed’ detention projects, report finds
Congressional investigators documented costly problems in several initiatives ICE has pursued since President Donald Trump returned to office.
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7 stories for Phoenix renters this week (Sept. 23)
It takes a lot of time to stay on top of the news, so here’s a quick roundup of stories about renting and living in Phoenix.
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Where to rent over 1,500 square feet in Phoenix for less than $2,500
It can be tough to find a roomy apartment that’s still somewhat affordable in Phoenix. Here are some listings that offer more space for less.
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What does the Treasurer’s Office actually do? An interview with candidate Nick Mansour
An Arizona Treasurer candidate says the office could possibly do more to stop voucher fraud—like refuse to pay for it.
