landlords; habitable conditions; temperatures

Summary

The bill adds temperature standards to Arizona’s habitability law, mandating that each room stay between 68°F and 82°F and limiting thermostat settings. It also shortens the notice period for tenants to end a lease when heating or cooling is missing and prevents evictions during weeks with extreme outdoor heat. The changes affect landlords, tenants, and rental agreements.

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