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7 news stories and resources for Phoenix renters this week (March 18)

From federal housing decisions impacting Arizona to lower-cost furniture that will bring some style to your rental, here’s a quick recap of helpful links for Phoenix renters.

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From federal housing decisions impacting Arizona to lower-cost furniture that will bring some style to your rental, here’s a quick recap of helpful links for Phoenix renters.

🏘️ The US Senate passed its largest housing bill in decades that’s meant to increase supply and bring costs down. (NPR)

⏰ ICYMI: I spoke with US Sen. Ruben Gallego of Arizona last fall about his support for this legislation. (The Copper Courier)

❎ A federal program that supported the construction of over 533,000 affordable homes in rural areas is being phased out. (The Conversation)

🔑 An affordable, 104-unit apartment complex 20 years in the making is now open in Tempe. (KTAR)

🧑‍⚖️ Arizona’s attorney general joined a lawsuit accusing the federal government of illegally withholding funding that’s meant to fight housing discrimination. (12 News)

💸 More than 65% of Arizona homes on the market last year included HOA fees, with a median cost of $110 per month. (Axios Phoenix)

🛋️ Furniture shopping? Check out these cute loveseats you can buy for under $500. (Apartment Therapy)

 

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