Arizona
Arizona SB 1082, from the chaptered act.
Arizona's 2025 act reaches a substantial interest in real property, not agricultural land only. There is no Arizona Record on this site.
Arizona Senate Bill 1082, enacted as Chapter 253 on July 1, 2025, added A.R.S. 33-443. A foreign adversary nation or foreign adversary agent may not obtain a substantial interest, thirty percent or more, in Arizona real property. Earlier acquisitions stay under prior law. ParcelClear has no Arizona Record. This page is page only.
What did Arizona SB 1082 change?
It added A.R.S. 33-443. A foreign adversary nation or a foreign adversary agent may not purchase, own, acquire by grant or devise, or otherwise obtain a substantial interest in real property in this state.
A.R.S. 33-443(A), added by S.B. 1082 and signed on July 1, 2025, states that a foreign adversary nation or a foreign adversary agent may not, directly or indirectly, purchase, own, acquire by grant or devise, or otherwise obtain a substantial interest in real property in this state. Subsection H defines substantial interest as an interest of thirty percent or more. Section 2 of the act says it does not apply to acquisitions that occurred before the effective date.
Arizona S.B. 1082, Chapter 253 (2025) · Verified
What is a substantial interest?
The act defines it as an interest of thirty percent or more.
Who does the statute name?
A foreign adversary nation, defined by reference to the Director of National Intelligence's Annual Threat Assessments or 15 C.F.R. 791.4, and a foreign adversary agent as the section lists. The act says it does not otherwise prohibit citizens from those nations who do not qualify as agents from owning land.
Does ParcelClear sell an Arizona Record?
No. This page is page only. The live Record is the Texas SB 17 Due Diligence Record.
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