Musical chairs issue settled by split Surprise City Council
By Richard Smith | Daily News-Sun Following months of division, discussion, departures and revisions the Surprise City Council Tuesday approved an ordinance change that moves
By Richard Smith | Daily News-Sun Following months of division, discussion, departures and revisions the Surprise City Council Tuesday approved an ordinance change that moves
By Joe Light | The Wall Street Journal Lori Laine’s foray into a California clean energy program made it tough for her to sell her
By Sarah Anderson | The Arizona Republic Micro-units are growing in popularity in cities across the country, with Seattle a center for these small studio
By Howard Fischer | Capitol News Services/Your West Valley News A federal appellate court has slapped down another in what have been a series of
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Peter Sperling in his effort to preserve Arcadia as a residential community.) From The Arcadia Camelback Mountain Neighborhood Association newsletter
By Michael E. Miller Two years ago, San Carlos Apache chairman Terry Rambler was at the White House, meeting with President Barack Obama to discuss
Espresso Pundit blog (Editor’s notes: Opinion pieces are posted for discussion purposes only. Rose Law Group represents Fondomonte Arizona.) Here’s the economic equivalent of a
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D.R. Horton Inc. (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents D.R. Horton, Lennar, and Shea Homes.) By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Only two master-planned communities
(Courtesy city of Phoenix) By Mark Carlisle | YourValley A seven-story, 315-unit apartment building near Scottsdale and Bell roads was approved by the Phoenix City Council last week. Mayor Kate