Money in Phoenix news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026
In Money in Phoenix on Wednesday, October 14, 2026: Phoenix water shutoffs, eviction pilot, and rising housing costs. Also: Phoenix says about 7,000 overdue water accounts owe $24 million, and shutoffs could begin next month; Maricopa County has launched an eviction prevention pilot aimed at high-risk communities.
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- Phoenix says about 7,000 overdue water accounts owe $24 million, and shutoffs could begin next month.The Cool Down
- Maricopa County has launched an eviction prevention pilot aimed at high-risk communities.Maricopa County (.gov)
- An affordable housing developer bought land near Phoenix for a build-to-rent project.CoStar
- 12News looks at navigating the current Arizona housing market and its unusual conditions.12News
- Summer utility bills leave mobile home residents with few options, according to Phoenix New Times.Phoenix New Times
- Phoenix police helped a toddler's birthday after her father lost his paycheck to a scam.WOWO
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