Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the Arizona Starter Homes Act, citing concerns about unintended consequences and potential public safety risks.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a housing reform bill known as the Arizona Starter Homes Act, citing concerns about unintended consequences and potential public safety risks. The bill aimed to make first-time home buying more affordable by prohibiting municipalities from establishing size and structure requirements for new single-family homes, but Hobbs expressed concerns about the bill's "unclear outcomes."