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Sedona residents have started the process to force a referendum over the city council’s recent decision to set up a “safe place to park” for unhoused workers.
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The Sedona City Council approved a zoning change that will allow workers experiencing homelessness to sleep in their cars in a “safe” parking lot at the Sedona Cultural Park. It’s part of an effort to combat the ongoing housing crisis.
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The Flagstaff City Council is considering changing zoning rules to allow city-owned public facilities to be used for housing in an attempt to combat the housing crisis.
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Home rental prices in Flagstaff have increased more than 12% since early 2022 and it's putting a strain on local residents who are searching for affordable housing.
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A new report found Flagstaff is the eighth most expensive small city in the U.S. with a median rent of $2,153 a month.
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The first of 40 planned “starter homes” in Flagstaff have been completed by Habitat for Humanity of Northern Arizona. The five-year project is meant to help address the city’s housing crisis.
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Payson is the latest Arizona town to consider implementing regulations on short-term vacation rentals like Airbnb and VRBO. The move comes amid a statewide residential housing shortage and complaints about problems caused by short-term renters.
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Finding affordable housing has long been an issue in the City of Flagstaff and the problem is getting worse. The city has an ambitious ten-year plan with a goal of reducing the affordable housing need by half.
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Habitat for Humanity of Northern Arizona has begun a new program designed to help ease Flagstaff’s affordable housing crisis. It focuses on placing residents in starter homes rather than long-term housing that’s been the organization's longtime focus.
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The Sedona City Council unanimously approved a program to incentivize renting to locals instead of turning homes into Airbnbs.