Cameron Carter
Practice Areas: Land Use and Zoning, Real Estate Transactions, Business and Corporate Transactions, Education Law, Transportation Issues, State Land, Special Districts, Public Private Partnerships, Government Affairs, Administrative Law, Real Property Tax Valuation and Appeals, Tax Lien Foreclosures, Homeowners Associations and CC&R’s, Development Agreements, Real Property Lease Defaults, Terminations and Recoveries, Real Property Lending Defaults, Foreclosures and Recoveries, Creditor Representation in Bankruptcy Proceedings
Cameron Carter is a Senior Partner and Director of the Transactional Department at Rose Law Group pc. He helps his clients buy, sell, finance and develop real estate. Cameron successfully counsels clients to assist them to solve problems, mitigate risk, and ensure desired project outcomes.
Cameron adds value by tackling issues and he has worked with individuals, small businesses, property developers, farmers, general contractors, local and national home builders, REITs, charter schools, business owners, landlords, and non-profit corporations on projects in jurisdictions across Arizona.
As both a licensed real estate broker and attorney, Cameron has been able to provide advice to clients on important issues including real estate transactions, financing agreements, construction agreements, ground leases, commercial office leases, due diligence, development feasibility, and workout strategies for all property types. He has also helped solve a number of entitlements and development issues involving general plan amendments, rezonings, use permits, development impact fees, infrastructure financing, state land contracts, joint development agreements, easements, plats, community associations, CC&Rs, building permits, eminent domain, and right of way acquisition.
Cameron has worked in real estate, construction and land development in Arizona for over 25 years. He is a graduate of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, where he was named as a Willard H. Pedrick Scholar. Cameron practices law with the Rose Law Group in Scottsdale, Arizona, focusing on municipal law, construction, real estate, zoning, and land development issues.
In The News
How elimination of 1031 exchange could impact RE investors; Rose Law Group Partner, Transactional Dept. Director Cameron Carter comments.
By Alyssa Tufts | AZBigMedia Real estate is one of Arizona’s most powerful economic drivers in Arizona. However, certain real estate investors could see a decline in profits and their income tax rate could increase if a plan Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden proposed is enacted. Biden recently announced a $775 billion plan to boost Child and Elderly care. The
Retail landlords offer COVID clauses in new leases; Rose Law Group Partner, Transactional Dept. Director Cameron Carter comments
By Esther Fung | The Wall Street Journal Retail landlords are including pandemic language in new leases, a previously rare feature as tenants seek protection after the first government-mandated coronavirus shutdowns in March complicated their negotiations for rent relief. Because many insurance policies didn’t cover pandemic-related losses, landlords have offered various concessions to attract and retain tenants, including allowing them
Arizona launches program to assist rental property owners; a welcome relief, says Rose Law Group Partner, Transactional Dept. Director Cameron Carter
By AZRE | AZ Big Media Applications for Arizona’s Rental Property Owner Preservation Fund, providing assistance to rental property owners across the state who are facing a loss of rental income due to COVID-19, opened today. Governor Doug Ducey announced $5 million for this Fund last month. All applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the entire amount is awarded.
How a tax benefit for developers could backfire in pandemic; RLG Partner and Transactional Department Director Cameron Carter comments
By Paul Sullivan | New York Times Something remarkable is percolating in the commercial real estate market: Investors may end up losing millions in tax savings on gains from the sale of their properties because of the coronavirus pandemic. Like-kind real estate exchanges, also known as 1031 exchanges (after the provision in the Internal Revenue Code), allow investors to sell a
Buyer Beware: The ‘AS-IS’ Clause and Warranty Disclaimer
By Rose Law Group Law Clerk Peter Furlow and Rose Law Group Partner Cameron Carter The condition of a property is often a focal point in the negotiation of a sales transaction. Buyers usually want certain assurances or warranties regarding the condition of the property. Sellers, on the other hand, want to limit their liability regarding the condition of the property. Perhaps the
Waiting for distressed Valley multifamily deals? Nothing to see here, at least not yet
Twitter By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Out-of-state investors circling the Valley that are waiting to swoop in and buy distressed multifamily units in the region may be waiting a while. Cameron Carter, a partner at Phoenix-based Rose Law Group who is heading up a new practice group focused on strategic due diligence and opportunistic acquisitions, said he’s expecting some distress
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