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Developers

Developers

Find the resources for developers below. Please visit the FAQ page or use the search bar above if you have questions.

Development Services Division

The Development Services Division oversees the sale of Subdivided Lands, Unsubdivided Lands, Timeshares, Membership Campgrounds, and Cemetery Plots.

Except in the case of Cemetery Plots, a developer must obtain a Disclosure Report (public report) prior to making offers for sale. A Certificate of Authority is required prior to cemetery sales.

Development Services forms and FAQs are available for download in the menu to the right.

To contact the Development Services Division, click here.

Development Services Investigations

The Arizona Department of Real Estate is always willing to help consumers by investigating violations of real estate law.

The Department is authorized to investigate complaints alleging violations of Arizona real estate law or Commissioner’s rules and take action. The Department cannot provide legal advice, but will assist consumers with questions wherever possible.
Development complaints may include the following:

  • Illegal Campground
  • Campground Violation
  • Illegal Cemetery
  • Cemetery Violation
  • Material Change
  • Public Report Violation
  • Illegal Subdivision
  • Subdivision Violation
  • Illegal Timeshare
  • Timeshare Violation

To file a complaint with the Department, click here.

Frequently Asked Questions

What must I do to file for a Subdivision Disclosure Report (Public Report)?
Download the Subdivision Disclosure Report (Public Report) Application from our website. There are three sections: Section I contains the instructions, general information and fee requirements. Section II lists the required documents that must accompany the application upon submission to our Department. Section III is the "questionnaire" that you must fill out and submit to our Department at the time of filing.
Can I file my application incomplete?
It is not recommended that you file an incomplete application. Filing an incomplete application can result in the closure or denial of the application. You will then need to refile with a new application and fee.
Why must I show proof of CAGRD payment?
All information and requirements called for in the Subdivision Disclosure Report (Public Report) Application, including the CAGRD requirement, are required by state statute or rule.

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