Arizona public school community weighs pros, cons, COVID-19 as return looms; RLG Founder and President Jordan Rose shares insight with the Independent

By Melissa Rosequist | Daily Independent As droves of Valley students start the 2020-21 school year this fall among the global pandemic of 2020, Arizona school districts move forward independently with no two plans alike. Gov. Doug Ducey announced recently Arizona school districts would be given authority to make the best decisions for their students — providing little guidance on …

Jewish Family and Children’s Services touts HealthyVerify Certification

(Disclosure: RLG represents HealthyVerify.) By Shannon Levitt | Jewish News AZ Arizona’s COVID-19 infection rate is among the highest in the United States, and companies large to small are searching for strategies to offer as much safety and peace of mind as they can to their clients. For health care facilities, like those run by Jewish Family & Children’s Service …

HomeAid Phoenix Housing Market Outlook, August 14th!

You’re invited to a Zoom discussion on August 14th at 8am, featuring: Jordan Rose, Founder & President, Rose Law Group Brad Schoenberg, Div. President, Taylor Morrison Elliott Pollack, CEO, Elliott D. Pollack & Co. Ali Wolf, Chief Economist, Meyers Research. They will talk latest market intel, evolving dynamics, and near-term outlook for the Valley’s housing market! Register here to reserve your spot! More info …

Rose Law Group’s New Economy (Virtual) Power Lunch Season 1 Episode 14

On Friday, Rose Law Group hosted the fourteenth episode of The New Economy (Virtual) Power Lunch. RLG Founder and President Jordan Rose and RLG Co-Founder and Partner Court Rich curated a panel full of local leaders from various industries including real estate investment, real estate analysis, the restaurant industry and even the medical field. They provided insight into how their industries are pivoting in the post …

Don’t miss RLG’s New Economy (Virtual) Power Lunch…FRIDAY at noon!

Don’t Miss Rose Law Group’s New Economy (Virtual) Power Lunch…FRIDAY at noon! We’re back after our two-week hiatus and are ready to rock with another amazing panel! This week we will hear from industry leaders in the real estate, restaurant, and medical industries. They will provide us with an update on the current state of our community amid rising COVID-19 cases …

Meet the 2020 Phoenix Business Journal class of 40 Under 40

RLG Founder and President Jordan Rose was honored by Phoenix Business Journal as an inaugural member of the 40 Under 40 Hall of Fame in 2018. By Patrick O’Grady | Phoenix Business Journal Leaders are needed in tough times, and this year’s class of 40 Under 40 from the Phoenix Business Journal shows there is no short supply of those …

Arizona Gov. Ducey orders bars, gyms and theaters to close at 8 p.m. tonight; large gatherings restricted, school start delayed; RLG Founder Jordan Rose comments

By Maria Polletta | The Republic Facing mounting pressure to respond to Arizona’s ballooning COVID-19 numbers, Gov. Doug Ducey on Monday announced he would again shut down bars, gyms and theaters in Arizona. His forthcoming executive order, which also will cover water parks and tubing, is expected to take effect at 8 p.m. It will not affect churches or restaurants. “I …

EXCLUSIVE: Empire Group/Dodgers/White Sox gain zoning approval

EMC Camelback Ranch Rendering/The Empire Group (Disclosure: RLG represents this case and The Empire Group.) By Rose Law Group Reporter Staff Last night, the Phoenix City Council unanimously approved a general plan amendment and rezoning for the Empire Group to allow for 18 acres of high density residential at Camelback Road and Ballpark Boulevard adjacent to Camelback Ranch the home …

Districts, parents still unsure how to safely reopen Arizona schools

By Chance Dorland | Cronkite News PHOENIX – Guidelines for how Arizona school districts can safely reopen for the fall have been released, but at least some parents – and teachers – are questioning how safe it will be. Administrators also wonder how to pay for implementing the changes. Ayanna Johnson, who teaches third grade at Monte Vista Elementary School …