Arizona Rent Increase Notice Letter

An Arizona rent increase notice informs a tenant that a landlord intends to raise the rent on a leased property. For month-to-month leases, the landlord must deliver it as written notice at least 30 days before the next periodic rent date.

Last updated September 30th, 2026

An Arizona rent increase notice informs a tenant that a landlord intends to raise the rent on a leased property. For month-to-month leases, the landlord must deliver it as written notice at least 30 days before the next periodic rent date.

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State Laws

State Cap: No statute. Arizona has no state rent cap, and municipal governments are statutorily prohibited from enacting rent control (§ 33-1329).

Notice Period: 30 days prior to the next periodic rent date for month-to-month leases (§ 33-1375(B); § 33-1314(D)).

Proof of Service: A tenant must receive written notice by hand or registered mail (§ 33-1313(B)). If mailed, the notice is statutorily deemed received on the date it is actually received or 5 days after the mailing date, whichever occurs first (§ 33-1313(B).

Prohibited Acts: Landlords cannot increase rent as retaliation for a tenant reporting code violations, complaining about habitability, or joining a tenants’ union under (§ 33-1381).

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