State Land
At Rose Law Group pc our attorneys, planners and project managers are regularly involved with acquiring State-owned land for purchase, lease or easement. As a result, we have substantial experience in working with the Arizona State Land Department on large development projects, commercial leases, agricultural and grazing leases, special land use permits, annexation and a variety of water and natural resource issues.
In addition, we have assisted in counseling interested parties and engineers/planners on the processes and procedures for State land acquisitions. Our extensive experience and excellent relationships with agency counterparts have helped our clients to successfully navigate and shorten the time frames for these transactions with the Department.
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After Years of Failure, California Lawmakers Pave the Way for More Housing; A Warning from Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group Founder and President
By Conor Dougherty | The New York Times California needs more housing. More condominiums, more townhouses near mass transit, more suburban apartment buildings. There is no other solution to the state’s desperate homelessness problem and a deepening housing affordability crisis, according to a broad collection of economists and housing experts. Yet for years the State Legislature has struggled to follow their prescription to
League of Arizona Cities and Towns 2021 Annual Conference; Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose moderates real estate panel
Trends in Housing & Real Estate – Ensuring Arizona Has Vibrant Communities Wednesday, September 1 1:30 p.m. – Frank Lloyd Wright A/B This session will explore how cities and towns can maintain and enhance your community’s essence while managing Arizona’s booming housing market, navigating housing trends, balancing the needs for affordable housing, and preparing your community for the future. Presider:
Castle Rock, Colorado proposes tax on new homes. What does Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose think?
By Builder, ABC 7 Denver The town council of Castle Rock, Colorado, is considering a ballot initiative that, if approved, would increase taxes of newly built homes and multifamily properties by up to $7 per square foot. If approved, the tax is projected to raise roughly $13.9 million per year for the town, with expansion of emergency services as a
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