Residents say they are under siege with rampant party houses; Rose Law Group Co-Founder Court Rich comments

Shared economy pursuit at Arizona Legislature translates to neighborhood motels, residents say By Melissa Rosequist | Scottsdale Independent Residents of the Town of Paradise Valley and surrounding communities say they are living a nightmare — often involving scantily-clad women, beer bottles and general unsafe conditions — as the repercussions of SB1350 is creating unrest in neighborhoods across the state. While Paradise …

Scottsdale City Council OKs STR Ventures pursuit despite Planning Commission denial

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents STR Ventures Old Town Scottsdale project combines properties for short-term rental business By Melissa Rosequist | Scottsdale Independent Editor’s Note: The Planning Commission recommended denial of the STR Ventures applications. The city staff report stated a recommended approach of denial due to the Planning Commission’s position.  We apologize for any confusion this may have created.  Two applications …

Scottsdale approves vacation rental rezoning project

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents STR Ventures Rose Law Group Reporter Staff The Scottsdale City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday night to approve zoning changes for five downtown properties to enable them to be used as vacation rentals.  The applicant property owner was represented by land-use attorney Court Rich from Rose Law Group. During the hearing, Rich told the council how the applicant worked closely …

Fulton Homes celebrates model homes opening in Promenade

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Fulton Homes AZBigMedia A new Fulton Homes community is celebrating model home openings in the San Tan Valley area of Queen Creek. Promenade, located between Hunt Hwy and Empire Blvd, boasts sweeping views of the San Tan Mountains, resort-inspired amenities, walking trails, parks, aquatic center and quick move-in options.  This tranquil community showcases the promise of an …

A day in the life of APEX staff (VIDEO)

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents APEX Motor Club InMaricopa When people think of a country-club racetrack like APEX Motor Club, they might think of rich folks lead-footing their upmarket sports cars for kicks. But the heartbeat of the still-developing complex is the staff. According to co-founder Matt Williams, six of the track’s nine employees are local, and another relocated to Maricopa …

Once overlooked, Pinal County sits on the brink of a major economic boom

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Jackob Andersen’s company Saint Holdings By Russ Wiles | Arizona Republic When Jackob Andersen emigrated from England to Arizona in 2004, he spent a lot of time sizing up the state for development potential. “It was very new to me, so I spent several months driving up and down what seemed like every street to establish …

Rose Law Group sponsors 11th Annual AZDealmakers

Where was everyone in the real estate industry yesterday?  They were at the 11th AZ Dealmakers forum hosted by Belfiore Real Estate Consulting with 980 optimistic people! Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group founder and president moderated the “Housing Super Panel” along with top executives including Taylor Morrison Homes Chairman and CEO Sheryl Palmer, Sunbelt Holdings Chairman and CEO John Graham, Offerpad Founder Jerry Coleman, …

Millennials Still Top of Mind for Homebuilders and Why a top CEO calls B.S. on One Trend

By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter Millennials continue to both challenge and offer promise to home builders and the housing industry. That was one of the major themes during the 11th AZ Dealmakers forum hosted Thursday by Belfiore Real Estate Consulting and sponsored by Rose Law Group. Jim Belfiore, president of Belfiore Real Estate Consulting, said the regional housing market ended 2019 …

Senate Republican plans bill to alter Opportunity Zones. Dan Gauthier, Rose Law Group transactional attorney handling many O-Zone investments, comments

Bloomberg Tax Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) is considering a bill that would let state and local governments amend the census tracts they chose for the opportunity zone tax breaks. Officials would be able to change a small percentage of the tracts, Scott said Wednesday at the United States Conference of Mayors meeting in Washington. The measure would be the latest …