Arizona HOA bill

SB1432

unlawful restrictive covenants; uniform act

Old deed restrictions sometimes contain covenants that are unenforceable or discriminatory. This bill voids unlawful restrictive covenants and adopts a uniform covenants act, cleaning up what associations can enforce.

In short: Voids unlawful restrictive covenants and adopts a uniform covenants act.

Signed into law (Ch. 58) Pro-homeowner · 2024 · 56th Reg. Session · signed Mar 29, 2024

What it does & where it stands

Establishes the Uniform Unlawful Restrictions in Land Records Act which allows a property owner whose property is subject to an unlawful restriction to submit to the county recorder an amendment to remove the unlawful restriction (amendment). Allows a homeowners' association (HOA) or condominium unit owners' association (COA) governing body to amend the body's governing instrument without a vote to remove an unlawful restriction and prescribes requirements and limitations of an amendment.

Session law: Chapter 58 (Laws 2024)

Signed: Mar 29, 2024

Effective: General effective date — 90 days after the Legislature adjourns sine die.

Arizona statutes it changes

The A.R.S. sections this bill amends, adds, or repeals — from the bill text. Click a highlighted one to read the current law.

§ 33-534 § 33-533 § 33-532
Sponsors
J.D. Mesnard Prime sponsor
Denise Epstein Cosponsor

Disposition and votes are from the Arizona Legislature (azleg.gov). The plain-language description is our neutral summary of the bill’s subject; the “for homeowners?” tag reflects our methodology. Not legal advice.

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