Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs Vetoes Housing Reform Bill

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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed the "Arizona Starter Homes Act," calling it "expansive" and "a step too far." The bill aimed to make homes in Arizona more affordable by banning certain minimum lot sizes and square footage requirements for new developments. Gov. Hobbs cited concerns over potential unintended consequences, including increased housing density near military installations and public safety issues raised by firefighters. Proponents, including State Rep. Analise Ortiz, expressed disappointment, calling the bill a bipartisan solution to the state's housing crisis.
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