Ducey delays evictions for businesses; Jordan Rose, founder of Rose Law Group, comments
Danielle Leoni and Dwayne Allen of the Breadfruit and Rum Bar By Dillon Rosenblatt | Arizona Capitol Times Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order today that would halt evictions until May 31 for small businesses and nonprofits unable to pay rent due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The order is similar in tone to Ducey’s […]
Read More →Ducey begins to dole out aid dollars
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times Gov. Doug Ducey is beginning to dole out money that state lawmakers gave him to deal with COVID-19 before they went into recess. A new report from the Joint Legislative Budget Committee finds that the state is allocating the biggest chunk of the first […]
Read More →Governor Ducey Issues Executive Order Halting Evictions For Small Businesses And Nonprofits, RLG Founder Jordan Rose Says It Allows Small Businesses To “Breathe”
News Release April 6, 2020 PHOENIX — Governor Doug Ducey today issued an Executive Order halting evictions in the state for small businesses and nonprofits that are unable to pay rent due to financial hardship caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The order also encourages commercial landlords to defer rent payments for small business tenants facing economic hardship due […]
Read More →Latest updates on cities around Arizona and their operations during the virus chaos
By Rose Law Group Reporter Staff As Covid-19 becomes 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 county […]
Read More →‘A cause larger than your life’ and other hopeful takeaways from COVID-19 and its business impact
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The COVID-19 pandemic is an unrivaled economic challenge, but it is also an opportunity for employers to look at their operations, for entrepreneurs to find silver linings and for all of us to treat each other with more compassion and cooperation. Those were some of the takeaways […]
Read More →Is marijuana real estate pandemic-proof?
By Sebastian Obando | National Real Estate Investor A number of states deemed marijuana shops “essential” businesses and pot sales were up in recent weeks. Does that mean marijuana real estate is pandemic-proof? While many bricks-and-mortar stores have temporarily shut down recently because they were deemed as “non-essential” in a time of a pandemic, the […]
Read More →Arizona economy: A shock to the system
By George W. Hammond | Real Estate Daily News The Arizona economy suffered a major shock to the system in March 2020, with government- and self-imposed social distancing and the outright shutdown of important sectors. This sent the national and state economies into a tailspin the likes of which few people have experienced. The impact […]
Read More →What if I can’t pay my mortgage? RLG Transactional Dept. Director Cameron Carter comments
By Catherine Reagor | The Republic Foreclosures recently hit a 15-year low in metro Phoenix but could quickly climb as more homeowners can’t pay their mortgage because they lost income or jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Already, a record number of Arizonans have applied for unemployment benefits as businesses have shuttered or scaled back operations to slow the spread of […]
Read More →[VIDEO] NAHB Chairman Dean Mon addresses the coronavirus crisis
National Association of Home Builders In this month’s Chairman’s Update, NAHB Chairman Dean Mon discusses the impacts of the coronavirus outbreak on the housing industry and how NAHB is responding. Dean also gives a brief overview of NAHB’s advocacy efforts during this unprecedented situation and how you can get involved. Now, more than ever, we […]
Read More →Week 2 poll shows impacts of virus on the rise
National Association of Home Builders The second week of NAHB’s online survey showed that several effects of the coronavirus on the residential construction industry have become more widespread and severe. Once again, traffic ranked as the most widespread problem, with 93% of respondents saying the coronavirus has had an adverse impact on traffic of prospective […]
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