condominiums; construction defects; actions; procedures

Summary

The bill changes Arizona law to limit how long owners can bring contract‑based lawsuits or arbitration over design or construction problems in condominiums and other dwellings. It creates an eight‑year limit (five years for certain regulated properties) after a project is substantially complete, with special rules for latent defects and municipal actions. It also adds definitions for associations, construction defects and related parties.

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