Housing

Apartments

For a list of apartment complexes, click here‍ ‍

Buy a House

If you’re trying to buy a house, you might want to
call one of our local real estate companies.

Kachina Properties website: click here‍ ‍
Oak Realty website: click here‍ ‍
Service First Realty website: click here‍ ‍
Stallings and Long website: click here‍ ‍
Updated: April 2026

Fair Housing

The goal of the Fair Housing Act, enacted as part of the 1968 Civil Rights Act, is to eliminate discrimination. Arizona law protects your right to have a place to live and makes it unlawful for any person to discriminate in connection with housing.

The following categories are protected:

  • Race

  • Color

  • National Origin

  • Sex

  • Religion/Creed

  • Physical/Mental disability

  • Retaliation

  • Familial status (children under age 18)

Whether you are renting, buying, or financing a home, understanding your rights under the FHA can help you defend against discriminatory practices. 

Attorney General’s Office

The Civil Rights Division of the Arizona Attorney General's Office is responsible for enforcing Arizona’s Fair Housing Act, as well as educating our community about the importance of fair housing and the requirements of our civil rights laws.

Website: AzAG.gov‍ ‍
Updated: May 2026

Southwest Fair Housing Council

The Southwest Fair Housing Council (SWFHC) was established to stop housing discrimination and to help those who have experienced it, stand up for their rights. SWFHC is here to make sure everyone has a fair shot at finding a place to call home.

Website: swfhc.org‍ ‍
Updated: May 2026

Get Help Paying Your Bills

Resources in the Globe-Miami area may include:

  • Help paying security deposits, to move into
    an apartment or house

  • Help paying rent/ mortgage to prevent eviction

  • Help paying utilities to prevent electricity, SW gas,
    and/ or water from being turned off

For more information, click here‍ ‍
Updated: May 2026

Home Repair,
Home Rehabilitation,
and Weatherization

The Gila County Community Action Program (CAP) can provide assistance to low-income families. Resources my include:

  • Home repair in connection with utilities such as water, gas and electric  
    Repair or replace appliances or water heaters
    Minor repairs to heating and cooling systems
    Minor repairs to gas lines or plumbing
    Minor repairs to electrical systems
    Repairs or accommodations for elderly or disabled clients

  • Home rehabilitation
    Repairs can include roofing, flooring, windows, electrical,
    plumbing, structural, air conditioning, siding, etc.

  • Weatherization
    Repairs can help reduce fuel/ electricity expenses for
    heating, cooling, and water heating
    Repairs/upgrades to insulation, window shading, air leak control measures, heating/cooling equipment, ductwork, water-efficiency measures, and more.

For more information, click here‍ ‍
Updated: May 2026

Landlord Tenant Act

To view a copy of the Arizona Residential
Landlord and Tenant Act, click here‍ ‍
Updated: May 2026

Nursing Homes

For a list of skilled nursing facilities, rehab centers,
long-term care facilities, and assisted living homes, click here‍

Rent a House

If you’re trying to find a house for rent, or a room for rent, here are some options:

  • Look at Facebook, join the Globe-Miami social site. Many people advertise houses and apartments for rent on Facebook.

  • Call one of our local real estate companies. Their contact info is listed above.

  • Pick up a copy of Copper Country News. This local paper has a classified section with apartments for rent. To visit their website, click here‍ ‍

  • Pick up a copy of Globe Miami Times. This local paper has a classified section with apartments for rent. To visit their website, click here‍

  • Talk to people who already live in Globe-Miami. They might have family or friends who have a room for rent.

  • Updated: May 2026

RV parks

There are many RV parks in the Globe-Miami area.

Section 8 Housing

Section 8 of the Housing Act of 1937 is commonly known as Section 8. It provides rental housing assistance to low-income households in the United States by paying private landlords on behalf of these tenants. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) oversees Section 8 programs, which are administered locally by public housing agencies. source‍ ‍

For more information on the Section 8 program:

Website: for Gila County, click here‍ ‍
Website: for Arizona Dept of Housing, click here‍ ‍
Website: for U.S. Dept of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD) Arizona Homepage, click here‍ ‍
Updated: May 2026

Short-term Rentals

Copper Miners’ Rest Bed & Breakfast

Address: 198 North Chisholm Ave Miami 85539

Decades ago, it was a boarding house for miners. Up until 2024, it was a bed and breakfast. It was a lower-priced option than most of the local motels. Renters had their own room, and shared a kitchen and bathroom at the end of the hall.

On May 20, 2024, Winona Dale Barcon posted this message
on Copper Miners’ Rest Facebook page:
“After an incredible journey of 18 years at the Copper Miners’ Rest B&B,
I am retiring at the end of this month (May 2024).

If Copper Miner’s Rest re-opens, please use the form
at the bottom of this page to send a message to Lisa.
She would be happy to post the information here.

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