Selected November 9 and November 10 updates are included. Other records keep their original review dates. These are navigation counts from three published pages, not counts of projects, awards or homes. Evidence entries include grouped findings. Different source IDs can reference the same document or separate metadata snapshots.
This index reorganizes published research; it does not recheck external sources or establish current housing availability. Unknown amounts remain unknown.
Four records. Four different meanings.
These are separate measures, not a guaranteed sequence. Evidence of one does not establish the others.
A
Approved
Permission or a ceiling.
What does this establish?
An adopted action or authorization shows what is permitted. It does not prove that an agreement was executed or money was paid.
Investor-reported renovation and affordable conversion
R4 Capital describes renovating and converting 450 existing Phoenix Manor apartments from market-rate to affordable senior housing. Count the 450 as preservation of existing apartments.
Keep in mind
Occupancy, household outcomes and the timing and terms of affordability restrictions require separate evidence. The 450 apartments are existing stock.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Phoenix, Maricopa County · senior apartments at Phoenix Manor Time period Project and occupancy periods unverified
La Victoria Commons has 104 apartments in two financing portions
Proposed ground leases
Council agenda records the ground-lease financing structure
Tempe’s agenda identifies two 52-apartment portions. The proposed ground leases identify the 4% and 9% LIHTC portions separately. Together they account for 104 apartments. The 19 townhomes are a separate component.
Keep in mind
The 104 already includes both portions. Keep the townhomes separate from the apartment count. The financing record does not establish completed or occupied homes.
The April 25, 2024 agenda describes proposed ground leases. Executed leases, financing closing, construction completion and occupancy require separate evidence.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Tempe, Maricopa County · La Victoria Commons Time period April 25, 2024 Council agenda; active financing period unverified
Salvation Army family shelter expansion has up to $8 million in HOME-ARP authority
Authorization ceilings
Adopted City funding authority and site dedication
Phoenix replaced the original $6 million CDBG and CDBG-CV commitment with up to $6 million in HOME-ARP in 2023. Council added up to $2 million in 2025, bringing the HOME-ARP authority to $8 million. The City announced the site dedication on May 12, 2026.
Keep in mind
The initial CDBG commitment was replaced and cannot be added again. Funding authority does not establish cash paid. The ceremony marked the site for future construction. Opening, expenditures and people served by the expansion remain unverified.
The December 3, 2025 Council report describes a $10 million total project cost and a loan. The May 12, 2026 City announcement describes an estimated $8 million project and a grant. The reviewed sources leave the differences unexplained. An executed agreement, any amendments and a reconciled budget are needed to establish the terms and cost.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Phoenix District 8, Maricopa County · Salvation Army family shelter expansion Time period Council actions in 2023 and 2025; site dedication in 2026; active loan period unverified
Four Maricopa County property waitlists will close December 1
Dated waitlist notices
Housing Authority of Maricopa County · Dated property-waitlist notice
The Housing Authority of Maricopa County says it will stop accepting applications for four property waitlists at 8 a.m. Arizona time on December 1, 2026, until further notice.
The notice names Casa Bonitas Apartments, Clare Feldstadt Apartments in Mesa, Heritage at Surprise Apartments, and Heritage Senior Apartments in Surprise. Paper applications will not be accepted.
The notice was located during the latest review; it was not newly issued.
Keep in mind
Keep in mind. Property-specific application limits may apply earlier. Check HAMC’s latest schedule before applying. This notice does not guarantee an apartment or change the City of Phoenix’s housing programs.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Four HAMC property waitlists, separate from City of Phoenix programs Source dates October 2026 closure notice and November 5, 2026 waitlist schedule; checked November 9, 2026 Arizona time
MC-HAMC-WEB-001 · PHX-HAMC-001 and PHX-HAMC-002 · Application closure notice, not a vacancy or eligibility determination
Phoenix city · Draft FY2025–26 report · Unresolved wording
Phoenix’s draft FY2025–26 performance report says “Thirty-three (37 CDBG and 0 CDBG-CV)” households received housing rehabilitation services. The correct count remains unclear.
A separate table reports 32 homeowner rehabilitations, but we haven’t established whether it covers the same activities.
Keep in mind
Keep in mind. The wording inconsistency is unresolved. Do not choose 33 or 37 as the correct count or use the separate 32 to reconcile it. This discrepancy does not establish misuse of funds.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Phoenix city; draft narrative and separate annual outcome table Time period FY2025–26
PHX-WEB-027 · Unresolved draft wording; no matched activity universe established
Maricopa County · PY2027–28 funding opportunities · Phoenix city excluded
The County estimates $768,000 for HOME Urban County and $667,529 for Community Housing Development Organizations. Both competitions exclude the City of Phoenix. Applications are due December 8, 2026 at 5 p.m.
Keep in mind
Keep in mind. These are estimates for competitive funding, not confirmed awards or spending. They are not City of Phoenix funds. Read each packet’s geographic and applicant eligibility rules before applying.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Maricopa County competitions; each packet has its own eligible service area Time period PY2027–28; applications due December 8, 2026
MC-HOME-WEB-001 · Two separate competitive funding estimates, not awards or expenditures
Reported completed in draft FY2025–26 CAPERCalculated from five draft CAPER project rows
Phoenix’s draft FY2025–26 CAPER reports completion of 25th @ Bell (53 apartments), Pueblo Apartments (161), Garfield II (60), Residences at Falcon Park (192) and Harmony at the Park III (90).
The five developments total 556 apartments and 49 HOME-designated units as reported in the draft FY2025–26 CAPER.
Keep in mind
A draft report is not a verified certificate of occupancy, fully occupied property or HUD acceptance. The public copy remained draft when checked.
Keep in mind. 49 is the CAPER’s reported HOME designation total, not a verified count funded exclusively by Phoenix. Bell has separate City and State HUD activities. Do not add assisted units to total apartments.
Dates, scope & sources
PHX-WEB-001 · Five distinct developments, not all Phoenix housing production Reporting period: 2025-07-01 to 2026-06-30
Scope Five reported completed projects only Time period FY2025–26
The Moreland is planned as two phases totaling 237 apartments: 132 in Phase I and 105 in Phase II.
At the June 17, 2026 Council action, the staff report described Phase I as under construction and forecast completion in February 2028.
Keep in mind
Keep in mind. An older accomplishments summary labels Phase I with 237; do not use 237 as completed Phase I units. The February 2028 forecast reflects the June 2026 report. Current construction status and actual completion remain unverified.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope The Moreland I and II, replacing the former Deck Park Vista development Time period June 17, 2026 Council report
PHX-WEB-007 · Approved financing action describing development scope
Planned gross redevelopment units; not completed productionConstruction progress and forecasts as of October 26, 2026
Girasol, the final Edison-Eastlake phase on the former 145-unit Sidney P. Osborn site, is planned for 364 apartments: 289 affordable and 75 market-rate.
The October 26, 2026 update reported Girasol Phase I construction 82% complete and Phase II 79% complete. It forecast their move-ins in early 2027, Phase III construction in Q1 2027 and Phase III move-ins in 2028.
Keep in mind
Keep in mind. 364 counts all planned newly constructed apartments, including redevelopment of existing housing capacity. It is not 364 net additions or 364 new affordable units. Exact legal replacement obligations are a separate measure.
Construction percentages are not occupied-unit counts. Planned future starts and move-ins must not be marked completed.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Three Girasol subphases on the former Sidney P. Osborn site Time period Project card revised October 26, 2026
PHX-WEB-020 · Official GO Bond project scope
PHX-WEB-022 · Three Girasol subphases, not Harmony phases · 2026-10-26
Moreland II: mixed-fund authorization and vouchers
Authorization ceilings
Authorization ceiling; mixed funding sources
On June 17, 2026, Council authorized up to $10 million from HOME, NSP and other affordable-housing funds, plus up to 54 project-based vouchers, for Moreland Phase II.
Keep in mind
Keep in mind. No fund split or executed agreement was verified. Do not label all $10m HOME, spent or paid; up to 54 is not a verified count of executed PBV contracts.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope 105-unit Moreland II at 475 E. Moreland Street Time period 2026-06-17
HUD’s FY2024 planning-grant summary identifies the City of Phoenix as grantee and a $500,000 award for Marcos de Niza–Grant Park. The Phoenix draft Annual Action Plan separately says planning began in calendar 2024.
HUD announced a $500,000 Choice Neighborhoods planning grant for Phoenix’s Marcos de Niza–Grant Park neighborhood in September 2024.
Keep in mind
Keep in mind. This is a planning award, not an implementation construction award or proof of grant spending.
FY2024 is the award fiscal year. Calendar 2024 is the draft plan’s stated planning-start year. Neither establishes the complete grant performance period.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Planning and transformation-plan work Time period 2024-09-10
The County’s notice proposes Tempe leaving and Goodyear joining the HOME Consortium, and Buckeye leaving and Cave Creek joining the Urban County. It anticipates about 14% less HOME funding over three years and proposes reducing the HOME tenant-based rental-assistance goal from 650 to 500 households.
The notice proposes a $100,000 ESG outreach goal serving 150 people, with a $100,000 reduction in existing shelter operations and services goals. This is a proposed shift, not new net ESG funding.
Keep in mind
The notice describes proposed goals and anticipated funding effects. It does not establish adoption, actual grant reductions, spending or households assisted. Checked November 10, 2026 MST.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope: Maricopa County HOME Consortium and Urban County. Proposed plan coverage: 2025–2029. Comment period: November 11–December 10, 2026. Hearing scheduled November 19, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. MST.
HUD-published award amount · Federal grant year 2026
HUD’s current master ACC schedule lists a $2,842,753 Capital Fund award amount for Phoenix (AZ001), grant AZ20P00150126.
Keep in mind
What this does not show Not cash draws, PHA contract obligations, actual expenditure or recognized accounting revenue. The public workbook is not an executed Phoenix agreement; Phoenix execution has not been verified.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope City of Phoenix Housing Department (AZ001); Public Housing Capital Fund, not all Phoenix housing finance. Period and source date Federal grant year 2026; current master ACC file marked updated September 28, 2026; retrieved November 8, 2026.
Financial stage: Published award amount in a master Annual Contributions Contract (ACC) schedule.
HUD’s separately published FY2026 formula workbook lists $2,813,904 for Phoenix (AZ001). Development-level portions are calculation inputs, not approved project budgets or project spending.
Keep in mind
What this does not show Do not add the formula amount to the published award or treat development portions as project earmarks. Formula attribution and proposed uses answer different questions.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Phoenix PHA total (AZ001) and development-level formula attribution; not project expenditure. Period and source date Federal grant year 2026; formula effective-date cell April 1, 2026; retrieved November 8, 2026.
Financial stage: Formula-calculation workbook amount; separate published source from the current master ACC schedule.
Phoenix’s draft 2026–2030 Capital Fund plan proposes $2,713,865 in the column labeled “2026.”
Keep in mind
What this does not show The related draft FY2026–27 Annual Action Plan repeats the amount but labels it “25-26 FY.” These source-year labels remain unresolved; do not silently treat them as the same award or expenditure period.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope City of Phoenix draft Public Housing Capital Fund plan; not the full City housing budget. Period and source date Draft 2026–2030 plan, column “2026”; heading also says “2026/2027 CFP.”
Financial stage: Proposed plan uses, not executed project obligations or expenditure.
Phoenix’s FY2025 Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA) reports $7,218,862 under ALN 14.872, the Public Housing Capital Fund.
Keep in mind
What this does not show The SEFA is not a cash-flow statement. Its notes describe modified accrual or accrual depending on the fund; they do not assign a specific fund basis to ALN 14.872. This row has no Capital Fund grant-year breakdown, so do not subtract one annual award to infer overspending or an unspent balance.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope City of Phoenix, ALN 14.872; one federal-program expenditure row, not all housing expenditure. Period and source date City FY2025: July 1, 2024–June 30, 2025; final Single Audit report dated January 21, 2026.
Financial stage: Annual SEFA expenditure in the final published Single Audit report; not a cash-flow total.
PHX-CITY-027 · SEFA printed page 1 / PDF page 3, ALN 14.872; Notes 1–2 on printed page 7 / PDF page 9; auditor date January 21, 2026 on printed page 13 / PDF page 15
Capital Fund: unexplained published-source difference
Unresolved source differences
Unexplained published-source discrepancy · Not a cash transaction
The current master ACC amount is $28,849 higher than the separately published 2026 formula workbook total. The reviewed records do not explain the transaction, date or reason linking the two amounts.
Keep in mind
What this does not show This is not evidence of missing money, a cash receipt or a verified award revision. A published file-update date is not a Phoenix transaction date.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope Phoenix AZ001, federal grant year 2026; current master ACC schedule versus the separately published formula workbook. Period and source date Formula effective-date cell: April 1, 2026. Current master ACC file: index marked updated September 28, 2026. Both retrieved November 8, 2026.
Financial stage: Arithmetic difference between two published source amounts, not a verified revision transaction.
Capital Fund: obligation, draw and expenditure definitions
Program definitions
HUD program definitions · Not Phoenix transaction evidence
PHA obligation: a binding agreement for work or financing that will result in outlays.
Grant draw: Capital Funds vouchered through HUD’s Line of Credit Control System (LOCCS).
HUD grant-reporting expenditure: the PHA pays a contractor or vendor bill using funds disbursed from LOCCS.
Keep in mind
What this does not show A PHA obligation is different from HUD’s federal award obligation. This HUD grant-reporting definition of expenditure is distinct from the SEFA accounting measure. These definitions do not establish Phoenix’s amounts, dates or completion of grant-processing requirements.
Dates, scope & sources
Scope HUD Capital Fund guidance for public housing agencies (PHAs); national definitions, not a Phoenix ledger. Period and source date HUD training materials dated September 25, 2023.
Financial stage: Definitions separating a PHA commitment, a grant disbursement and expenditure.
What the record shows. Phoenix reports that it completed major improvements at Maryvale Parkway Terrace in 2025 using the Public Housing Capital Fund and Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).
Keep in mind
What’s still open. Project payment records are needed to identify the grants and determine how much each program paid.
HUD-approved grant Annual Statements/Budgets and approved five-year plan
Evidence still needed
Evidence still needed · no submitted-request status asserted
Which uses and budget line items were approved for each grant?
Keep in mind
The reviewed evidence does not provide a complete award-to-project spending reconciliation. Unknown draws and project expenditure remain unverified, not zero.
Grant-level Performance and Evaluation or LOCCS reports
Evidence still needed
Evidence still needed · no submitted-request status asserted
What were Phoenix’s PHA obligations, draws and expenditures by grant and activity?
Keep in mind
The reviewed evidence does not provide a complete award-to-project spending reconciliation. Unknown draws and project expenditure remain unverified, not zero.
Evidence still needed · no submitted-request status asserted
Which grant years and activities support the annual SEFA expenditure row?
Keep in mind
The reviewed evidence does not provide a complete award-to-project spending reconciliation. Unknown draws and project expenditure remain unverified, not zero.
Official activity dataset; matched physical project
The matched HUD City and Arizona activities use the same address, 16801 N 25th St, and each reports 53 total units.
Keep in mind
Limit of the record. Two funding activities do not create 106 apartments.
September 2026 is the official HUD item’s stated coverage, not an independently verified data-refresh date. Other official descriptors give older coverage dates; see the dataset-vintage note.
Dates, scope & sources
Period / event date HUD item-stated coverage: September 2026; retrieved November 8, 2026. Project scope 25th @ Bell, 16801 N. 25th Street, Phoenix, Arizona; one physical development
PHX-EXT-PROJECT-203 · Item 3f71ffeddbc34af090cbe1a9974af7cf: description → Date of Coverage: 09/2026; owner = HUD.Official.Content; title = HOME Program Activity; url identifies the HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer.
The prior LIHTC master lists Bell as project 0940, and City dedication records identify file FN 210078.
Keep in mind
Limit of the record. Neither is a parcel number or a restriction end date.
Dates, scope & sources
Period / event date LIHTC award-year entry 2020; City action 2021-11-17 Project scope 25th @ Bell, 16801 N. 25th Street, Phoenix, Arizona; one physical development
The official HUD item states coverage of September 2026 and points to the same HOME service used for these activity records. The service-layer description says coverage through December 2025, while the Data.gov description says June 2026. These metadata descriptions disagree. The exact data-refresh date has not been independently established. All retained records were retrieved November 8, 2026.
Keep in mind
The exact data-refresh date has not been independently established.
PHX-EXT-PROJECT-203 · Item description: Date of Coverage: 09/2026; owner = HUD.Official.Content; url = the HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer used by source210.
PHX-EXT-PROJECT-201 · Dataset description: Date of Coverage: 06/2026; distribution/contentUrl points to the same HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer/0.
Phoenix grantee 10659, IDIS activity 4938, reports six HOME units and a Total HOME Funding Amount of $1,000,000. Its administrative completion date is April 28, 2026.
Keep in mind
Limit of the record. Not relabeled as drawn, disbursed, loan balance or total development cost. Completion is an administrative activity date.
September 2026 is the official HUD item’s stated coverage, not an independently verified data-refresh date. Other official descriptors give older coverage dates; see the dataset-vintage note.
The City six and State five HOME units may overlap. No unit schedule has been reviewed, and HOME and ARPA designations must not be added as distinct apartments.
Dates, scope & sources
Period / event date Administrative completion: April 28, 2026. HUD item-stated coverage: September 2026; retrieved November 8, 2026. Project scope 25th @ Bell, 16801 N. 25th Street, Phoenix, Arizona; one physical development
PHX-EXT-PROJECT-203 · Item 3f71ffeddbc34af090cbe1a9974af7cf: description → Date of Coverage: 09/2026; owner = HUD.Official.Content; title = HOME Program Activity; url identifies the HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer.
Arizona grantee 136, IDIS activity 7160, reports five HOME units and a Total HOME Funding Amount of $1,082,181.40. Its administrative completion date is August 5, 2026.
Keep in mind
Limit of the record. Separate grantee record. The funding field is not independently verified payment evidence.
September 2026 is the official HUD item’s stated coverage, not an independently verified data-refresh date. Other official descriptors give older coverage dates; see the dataset-vintage note.
The City six and State five HOME units may overlap. No unit schedule has been reviewed, and HOME and ARPA designations must not be added as distinct apartments.
Dates, scope & sources
Period / event date Administrative completion: August 5, 2026. HUD item-stated coverage: September 2026; retrieved November 8, 2026. Project scope 25th @ Bell, 16801 N. 25th Street, Phoenix, Arizona; one physical development
PHX-EXT-PROJECT-203 · Item 3f71ffeddbc34af090cbe1a9974af7cf: description → Date of Coverage: 09/2026; owner = HUD.Official.Content; title = HOME Program Activity; url identifies the HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer.
The City draft CAPER reports 11 HOME-designated Bell units for households at or below 40% of area median income.
Keep in mind
Limit of the record. The arithmetic 6 + 5 = 11 does not prove the City and State unit schedules are disjoint.
The City six and State five HOME units may overlap. No unit schedule has been reviewed, and HOME and ARPA designations must not be added as distinct apartments.
Dates, scope & sources
Period / event date 2025-07-01 to 2026-06-30 Project scope 25th @ Bell, 16801 N. 25th Street, Phoenix, Arizona; one physical development
On April 1, 2020, Council authorized up to $1 million in HOME assistance for the then-proposed 54-unit development, through CPLC and 25th & Bell LIHTC, LLC or an approved nominee.
Keep in mind
Limit of the record. Historical proposed unit count, not the later completed count. No payment or current deed ownership is established.
Dates, scope & sources
Period / event date 2020-04-01 Project scope 25th @ Bell, 16801 N. 25th Street, Phoenix, Arizona; one physical development
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
Housing Authority of Maricopa County
Program / subject
Property waitlists
Document type
Public notice
Reporting / event years
2026
October 2026 closure notice states December 1, 2026 at 8 a.m. Arizona time; this is an application cutoff, not an occupancy or vacancy date. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
PHX-HAMC-001 · Page 1: applications close December 1, 2026 at 8 a.m. Arizona time until further notice; paper applications not accepted. Not a City of Phoenix program notice.
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
Housing Authority of Maricopa County
Program / subject
Property waitlists
Document type
Waitlist schedule
Reporting / event years
2026
Property-waitlist status as of November 5, 2026; listed application limits can apply earlier than December 1. Later status must be checked with HAMC. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
PHX-HAMC-002 · Page 1: dated property-specific status and application limits; check current HAMC notices before applying. Not a guarantee of a vacancy or an open list until December 1.
Maricopa County HOME Urban County PY27–28 application packet
Source references
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
Maricopa County
Program / subject
HOME
Document type
Funding competition / application packet
Reporting / event years
2027, 2028
Program Year 2027–28 competition; application deadline December 8, 2026 at 5 p.m. Estimated availability, not awarded or spent funds; City of Phoenix excluded. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
MC-HOME-001 · Estimate printed page 2 / PDF page 3; geography printed page 3 / PDF page 4; deadline on cover. Both competitions exclude Phoenix city. Estimated availability, not an award or expenditure. Checked November 9, 2026, 4:11 p.m. MST.
Maricopa County HOME-CHDO PY27–28 application packet
Source references
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
Maricopa County
Program / subject
HOME
Document type
Funding competition / application packet
Reporting / event years
2027, 2028
Program Year 2027–28 competition; application deadline December 8, 2026 at 5 p.m. Estimated availability, not awarded or spent funds; City of Phoenix excluded. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
MC-HOME-002 · Estimate printed page 2 / PDF page 3; geography printed page 4 / PDF page 5; deadline on cover. Both competitions exclude Phoenix city. Estimated availability, not an award or expenditure. Checked November 9, 2026, 4:11 p.m. MST.
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 4 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
City of Phoenix
Program / subject
HOME, CDBG
Document type
Performance report
Reporting / event years
2025, 2026
Draft FY2025–26 performance-report coverage: July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026. This is not a retrieval or current-occupancy date. Rehabilitation narrative and separate table checked November 9; this is not a recheck of every finding in the report. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Separate source check: 2026-11-10T17:39:58-07:00 MST · checked · PDF pages 49–50: five completed-project descriptions only; 556 apartments and 49 HOME-designated units. Other report claims were not rechecked.
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
PHX-EXT-PROJECT-002 · Adopted Council action; metadata in PHX-EXT-PROJECT-001. The Report Summary describes Phase I construction and the February 2028 forecast as of the June 17, 2026 action.
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
R4 Capital (investor)
Program / subject
Housing inventory
Document type
Property directory
Reporting / event years
Not established / not a reporting period
The investor profile lists 450 senior apartments. The profile has no stated document date or reporting period. It supplies the property count without an occupancy or household outcome measure. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
PHX-R4-001 · The investor profile lists 450 senior apartments. The profile has no stated document date or reporting period. It supplies the property count without an occupancy or household outcome measure.
The investor describes a renovated, formerly market-rate property with 450 apartments for seniors and cites LIHTC. The statement does not supply a verified absolute publication date, unit-level restrictions, or occupancy. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
PHX-R4-002 · The investor describes a renovated, formerly market-rate property with 450 apartments for seniors and cites LIHTC. The statement does not supply a verified absolute publication date, unit-level restrictions, or occupancy.
PHX-TEMPE-001 · Items 8C5–8C7 identify proposed ground leases for two 52-apartment LIHTC portions and a separate 19-townhome component. The meeting date identifies the ground-lease proposal. Executed leases, financing closing, construction completion and occupancy require separate evidence.
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
City of Phoenix
Program / subject
HOME American Rescue Plan (HOME-ARP), CDBG
Document type
Council minutes
Reporting / event years
2023
Pages 89–90, item 80. Adopted Ordinance S-49878 replaced the up-to-$6 million CDBG and CDBG-CV funding with HOME-ARP. The vote documents authority. Actual disbursement requires payment records. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
PHX-SHELTER-001 · Pages 89–90, item 80. Adopted Ordinance S-49878 replaced the up-to-$6 million CDBG and CDBG-CV funding with HOME-ARP. The vote documents authority. Actual disbursement requires payment records.
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
City of Phoenix
Program / subject
HOME American Rescue Plan (HOME-ARP)
Document type
Council action metadata
Reporting / event years
2025
Adopted Ordinance S-52469, File 25-2333, added up to $2 million and states a total City HOME-ARP commitment of $8 million. Actual expenditure and opening require separate evidence. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
PHX-SHELTER-002 · Adopted Ordinance S-52469, File 25-2333, added up to $2 million and states a total City HOME-ARP commitment of $8 million. The staff report describes a $10 million total project cost and a loan. Actual expenditure and opening require separate evidence.
Phoenix May 12, 2026 shelter site dedication announcement
Source references
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
City of Phoenix
Program / subject
HOME American Rescue Plan (HOME-ARP), Project and phase planning
Document type
Public statement
Reporting / event years
2026
The City announcement describes a ceremony at the site of future construction on May 12, 2026. The ceremony documents a project milestone. The opening date and people served by the expansion remain unverified. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
PHX-SHELTER-003 · The City announcement describes a ceremony at the site of future construction on May 12, 2026. The ceremony documents a project milestone. The City describes an estimated $8 million project and a HOME-ARP grant. The opening date and people served by the expansion remain unverified.
Maricopa County proposed 2025–2029 plan-amendment notice
Source references
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
Maricopa County
Program / subject
HOME, CDBG, Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG)
Document type
Public notice
Reporting / event years
2025, 2029
Proposed amendment to the 2025–2029 plan; the notice sets a November 11–December 10, 2026 comment period. Adoption and implementation are unverified. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Separate source check: 2026-11-10T17:40:03-07:00 MST · checked · PDF page 1, proposed changes and comment/hearing dates
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
HUD FY2026 master Capital Fund ACC grant schedule, updated September 28, 2026
Source references
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 2 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
HUD — U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Program / subject
Public Housing Capital Fund
Document type
Award schedule / workbook
Reporting / event years
2026
Federal grant year 2026. The index labels the master ACC file updated September 28, 2026; that is not a Phoenix transaction date. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
Keep in mind
Source IDs identify references, not necessarily distinct documents. Keep the linked findings’ dates and qualifications attached.
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 1 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
City of Phoenix
Program / subject
Public Housing Capital Fund
Document type
Annual / five-year plan
Reporting / event years
Unresolved year labels
Draft plan titled 2026–2030, with a 2026 amount column and a 2026/2027 CFP heading. The linked City action-plan passage uses another year label; the funding-period match remains unresolved. Read the date context
A separate retrieval date is not recorded in the published note.
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FY2025 Single Audit Report: Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards
Source references
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 2 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
City of Phoenix
Program / subject
Public Housing Capital Fund
Document type
Single Audit / SEFA
Reporting / event years
2024, 2025
City FY2025 coverage: July 1, 2024–June 30, 2025. The final audit is dated January 21, 2026; that publication date is not a reporting year. Read the date context
A separate retrieval date is not recorded in the published note.
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HUD HOME Program Activity dataset query: selected project names, addresses and aliases across Arizona grantees
Source references
Published source reference · not rechecked by this index
Linked to 3 indexed entries. Open source notes for the published locators and qualifications.
Agency / publisher
HUD — U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Program / subject
HOME
Document type
Program activity data
Reporting / event years
Unresolved year labels
HUD item says September 2026 coverage; the service layer says December 2025 and Data.gov says June 2026. Exact data-refresh date is unverified. Read the date context
Recorded retrieval:
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PHX-EXT-PROJECT-203 · Item 3f71ffeddbc34af090cbe1a9974af7cf: description → Date of Coverage: 09/2026; owner = HUD.Official.Content; title = HOME Program Activity; url identifies the HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer.; Item description: Date of Coverage: 09/2026; owner = HUD.Official.Content; url = the HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer used by source210.
PHX-EXT-PROJECT-201 · Dataset description: Date of Coverage: 06/2026; distribution/contentUrl points to the same HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer/0.
