Water Education for Real Estate Practitioners

Welcome to Real Water Arizona, a centralized hub for water education, designed for real estate educators, agents, and brokers!
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About Real Water Arizona

Real Water Arizona is an educational initiative developed through the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative (AWII) at Arizona State University in partnership with the Arizona Department of Real Estate (ADRE). The project was created to address a critical gap in accessible, accurate water information for real estate professionals and the communities they serve.

 

 

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For Agents/Brokers

Build the water knowledge you need to confidently guide clients through Arizona real estate decisions involving water.

  • Learn Arizona water fundamentals and regulations
  • Understand water considerations across different property types and regions
  • Apply water knowledge to real-world client conversations
  • Earn the Certified Water-Ready Real Estate Professional credential

For Educators

Strengthen your ability to teach Arizona water topics with expert-informed content, instructional tools, and educator resources.

  • Access ready-to-use water education and curriculum resources
  • Learn effective strategies for teaching complex water topics
  • Apply instructional design principles to continuing education
  • Earn the Certified Educator credential and applicable CE credit
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Earn a Real Water Arizona Certificate

Complete all the courses and assessments designed for your role to demonstrate your knowledge of Arizona water topics.  Earn a credential that helps you communicate your expertise with clients, colleagues, and the communities you serve.

Water-Ready Expertise
Build practical knowledge of Arizona water resources, regulations, and considerations that impact real estate transactions.

Demonstrated Knowledge
Complete interactive courses, assessments, and case studies to demonstrate a deeper understanding of water issues.

Professional Credentials
Earn the Certified "Water-Ready Real Estate Professional" or Certified "Real Water Arizona Educator" credential to signal your awareness to clients and colleagues.

Open Resources

Explore our library of free educational content available to everyone

 

Tri University Recharge Study
PDFU of A Water Research Resources Center

Tri University Recharge Study

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Community Water Systems Service Area Interactive Map
Map/GIS Web ToolArizona Department of Water Resources

Community Water Systems Service Area Interactive Map

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Colorado
StoryMapArizona BlueprintKyl Center

Colorado River Shortage: What it Means and What Comes Next

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untransferred private well
PDFUofA Water Resources Research Center

Arizona Well Owner’s Guide

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WebsiteArizona Department of Water Resources

ADWR Assured Water Supply Overview

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View of a water purification plant system, moving water from one filtration stage to another.
Interactive DashboardKyl Center

About My Water

On the Arizona Water Blueprint

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Popular Courses

Comprehensive water education for professionals and residents

 

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Groundwater & wells

Wells

Wells serve water to many different types of properties in the residential and commercial sectors. Do you know how to navigate well considerations for your clients?

30 mins.
Stream Adjudications 101
Unregulated / Rural Within AMA or INA Surface Water & Subflow Water Law Hydrology

Stream Adjudications 101

Understand the concepts and process behind Arizona's Stream Adjudications and how they affect property owners and certainty around surface water rights.

20 mins.
Water Supplies & Water Use In Arizona

Water Supplies & Water Use In Arizona

It's important to understand the sources of water available to Arizonans, and how the state uses it's water resources. Water Supply for a property is a material fact, and should always be disclosed to buyers.

15 mins.

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