HealthyVerify helps Goodyear with youth baseball and COVID best practices
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents HealthyVerify Certification.) By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The city of Goodyear has turned to HealthyVerify Certification to help it navigate COVID-19 at recreation centers, parks, and public buildings with best practices that go above and beyond U.S. Centers for Disease Control health guidelines. Now, Scottsdale-based HealthyVerify Certification […]
Read More →Latest updates on cities around Arizona and their operations during the virus chaos
By Rose Law Group Reporter Staff As Covid-19 still remains a reality in Arizona, cities and municipalities have all responded in various ways to the virus. Public meetings, developmental and other city services are all effected by rapidly changing rules and policies that can possibly affect us business for the unknown future. Every city and […]
Read More →Grocery properties face pricing upheaval as landlords respond to Covid
By Ashley Gurbal Kritzer | Phoenix Business Journal The next decade of Ryan Sciullo’s career may look a little different than his first 15 years of selling grocery-anchored shopping centers. Sciullo, a senior member of CBRE’s national retail group, specializes in shopping centers anchored by food retailers like Giant, Trader Joe’s and BJ’s Wholesale Club. […]
Read More →Schools send supplies home to help struggling students
By Lily Altavena | Arizona Republic Every Global Academy of Phoenix teacher wore a mask with the school’s logo on it — a lobo, or a wolf — and their name. Educators manned several different stations down the stretch of road that usually serves as the pick-up and dropoff point for students on school days. But on Tuesday, […]
Read More →Home loan delinquency rate rising in metro Phoenix
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal It was only a matter of time before mortgage delinquency rates began to creep up in metro Phoenix during the coronavirus pandemic as unemployment has continued to rise. Nationwide, all stages of delinquency experienced an increase year-over-year, with the nation’s serious delinquency rate showing its first annual increase […]
Read More →New DHS rules for businesses to reopen, says Rose Law Group attorney Thomas Galvin
By Thomas Galvin | Rose Law Group Reporter Yesterday, the Arizona Department of Health Services announced new rules for several industries that have been shut down during the Covid-19 pandemic. The new rules have been promulgated in response to the recent lawsuit involving the state and Mountainside Fitness. Specifically, gyms and fitness centers, bars and nightclubs, […]
Read More →Latest updates on cities around Arizona and their operations during the virus chaos
By Rose Law Group Reporter Staff As Covid-19 still remains a reality in Arizona, cities and municipalities have all responded in various ways to the virus. Public meetings, developmental and other city services are all effected by rapidly changing rules and policies that can possibly affect us business for the unknown future. Every city and […]
Read More →Arizona city tops in U.S. with more people moving in during COVID
By AZ Business Magazine | Via AZBigMedia HireAHelper, the online marketplace for finding, comparing and booking moving transportation and services, today released results from a new study examining U.S. moving trends and Scottsdale wins the popularity contest. This study is a unique and nuanced view of more than 25,000 moves booked in 2020 to identify exactly where […]
Read More →Survey: Majority of Arizona parents ‘uncomfortable’ about sending kids back to school
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents HealthyVerify Certification.) By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services PHOENIX — State health officials may now have standards of when they think it’s safe for kids to go back to school. But a new statewide survey of likely voters shows that most Arizonans are not comfortable with the idea, even […]
Read More →California shopping center king Rick Caruso is back — and cheering on the demise of the American mall
By Noah Kirsch | Forbes Staff In mid-March, real estate billionaire Rick Caruso and his team conducted war games to see how the coronavirus might impact his collection of ultra-luxury shopping centers in southern California. “The worst-case scenario was it going through the year into the first quarter of next year,” says Caruso, 61, in […]
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