Arizona Condo conversion protections

Condo conversion protections in Arizona

A full-text search of the current official sections of Arizona's Condominium Act (A.R.S. Title 33, Chapter 9, §§ 33-1201 through 33-1261 and 33-1270) found no statewide requirement that a declarant give residential tenants notice of a condominium conversion, a right to purchase the unit, or relocation assistance. Section 33-1215(A)(11) requires the declaration for a conversion from multifamily rental to condominiums to include conversion-related statements, including that the property is such a conversion, the date original construction was completed, the name and address of the original owner, builder, developer and general contractor as shown on the applicable building permit, subsequent owners from county recorder records, and the subdivider's agreement to provide certain builder and improvement information on request. Those are declaration and purchaser-facing disclosure requirements, not a tenant notice or purchase right, and they are not summarized here as tenant protections. Other uses of 'convert' in the chapter concern development rights to convert units and common elements, not conversion of a rental building. Official section pages for 33-1262 through 33-1269 and 33-1271 through 33-1275 returned HTTP 404 on 2026-11-12 and are not current sections. Local ordinances or other titles outside this chapter may still apply. This is not a finding that conversion is unrestricted. The lease terms and any applicable local ordinance still need to be checked. This chapter's conversion language is a declaration disclosure for purchasers, not a statewide tenant-notice rule.

Verified Source: A.R.S. §§ 33-1201 through 33-1261, 33-1215, 33-1270 (Title 33, Chapter 9) · last checked 2026-11-12