Council backs master-leasing tool to expand housing options for people experiencing homelessness
September 23, 2026 | Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona
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Councilmembers voted to approve a master‑leasing policy intended to expand the city's capacity to move people from homelessness into stable housing.
Vice Mayor and other council supporters described master leasing as an established tool that allows the city to lease units on behalf of residents and then provide supports to help them remain housed. Councilmembers emphasized that the approach provides flexibility to work with qualified partners and accelerates housing placements.
Councilmembers thanked staff and community partners for their work on the program and said they expect continued oversight and reporting as properties come online. The motion passed by roll call.
Vice Mayor and other council supporters described master leasing as an established tool that allows the city to lease units on behalf of residents and then provide supports to help them remain housed. Councilmembers emphasized that the approach provides flexibility to work with qualified partners and accelerates housing placements.
Councilmembers thanked staff and community partners for their work on the program and said they expect continued oversight and reporting as properties come online. The motion passed by roll call.
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