Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group founder and president, speaking today in Scottsdale at the national Deloitte real estate conference.
The Arizona drought: Colorado River Indian Tribes to the rescue! Rose Law Group Founder & President Jordan Rose lauds the move
By John Wright | Parker Live With water levels continuing to drop toward a ‘shortage’ declaration at Lake Mead, the state has been meeting with stakeholders for months to forge a Drought Contingency Plan (DCP). The offer, outlined in a November 9th letter to the Arizona Department of Water Resources and the Central Arizona Conservation District, would extend CRIT’s existing …
Pinal optimistic for its numerous ‘Opportunity Zones’; Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose comments
By Mark Cowling | Arizona City Independent Pinal County is gearing up to market its “Opportunity Zones,” new magnets for economic development in which big investors can shelter their capital gains. One of the county’s bigger Opportunity Zones is bordered by much of Florence on the west, U.S. 60 on the north and the Gila County line on the east. …
How cities and states can maximize investment in Opportunity Zones
By Jordan Rose and Dan Gauthier | Rose Law Group As you have read, Opportunity Zones are a federal community development program enacted as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, with the primary purpose of incentivizing long-term investment in zones set aside by each state. Arizona has 168 Opportunity Zones, designated by Governor Ducey and certified in April. …
When Rose Law Group became its own zoning attorney
When we became our own zoning attorney. Rose Law Group Reporter 1. Yesterday at about 5 pm we noticed a giant pole being erected right outside our office window. More specifically right outside Jordan’s balcony. No notice. No idea what was happening or why. 2. Turns out it was a 20-foot pole with a 12-inch width, a part of a …
New ‘Opportunity Zone’ tax-break rules offer flexibility to developers; RLG Founder and President Jordan Rose comments
By Richard Rubin | Wall Street Journal The Trump administration proposed guidelines Friday that will help investors use a new tax incentive that encourages development in low-income areas. The Treasury Department designed the rules for the Opportunity Zone program to give businesses enough flexibility and certainty to start making major investments, said senior department officials. The program, with bipartisan roots, was a small …
Nikola to Pinal, early stage of Detroit for electric vehicles
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings as the landowner By Callan Smith | Rose Law Group Reporter Not one, but two electric vehicle companies are coming to Pinal County, first Lucid Motors, now Nikola Corporation, which made for an excited crowd at the Pinal Partnership breakfast panel event this morning in Chandler. Jordan Rose, founder and president of Rose …
Opportunity Zones to Watch; ‘great catalyst for investment,’ says Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group founder and president
By Conor Donohue | CaliberCo With the recent buzz surrounding the “Opportunity Zones” section of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 reports have flooded in highlighting the tax advantages and intricacies of how the program works. While it is no secret that this is one of the greatest capital gains tax reduction programs of a generation, less …
U.S. Supreme Court ready to hear 2 important cases; Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose comments
NAHB Now The U.S. Supreme Court starts a new term on Monday, Oct. 1 with two cases that home builders have been following closely. The opening argument of the term, Weyerhaeuser v. United States Fish and Wildlife Service, involves a clash between two NAHB members and the dusky gopher frog. In 2012, the Fish and Wildlife Service designed 1,555 acres …
Florence votes to save historic Cuen House; has past ties to Rose Law Group founder and president Jordan Rose
By Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder The historic but badly-rundown “Cuen building” at 145 N. Main St. may have found its lifeline at last. The Town Council voted unanimously Sept. 4 look into the costs of saving the little adobe and adding it to the town’s list of capital improvement projects. “I’d like to see the town take a …