Rent Control: Green Valley vs Oro Valley

Does Pima County have rent control?

No. Arizona law (ARS 33-1329, reinforced by SB 1350) prohibits all local rent control ordinances. Neither Pima County nor any Arizona city may impose rent caps or rent increase limits. Landlords may raise rent without limit with 30 days notice on month-to-month leases.

Can Pima County adopt rent stabilization in the future?

No. State preemption under ARS 33-1329 is absolute and would require the Arizona Legislature to repeal or amend the statute before any local jurisdiction could adopt rent control measures.

What notice is required before a rent increase in Pima County?

For month-to-month tenancies, landlords must give 30 days written notice before a rent increase takes effect under the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. Fixed-term leases cannot have rent increases unless the lease allows it.

Is there rent control in Oro Valley?

No. Arizona law (ARS 33-1329) prohibits all cities and towns from enacting rent control. There is no cap on rent amounts or rent increases in Oro Valley or anywhere in Arizona.

How much notice does my landlord need to give before raising rent?

For month-to-month tenancies, 30 days written notice under ARS 33-1375. For fixed-term leases, rent cannot be increased until the lease term expires unless the lease specifically allows mid-term increases.

Can my landlord raise my rent by any amount?

Yes. Arizona has no limits on the amount of rent increases. The only requirement is proper notice timing under the lease or ARS 33-1375 for month-to-month tenancies.