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Here's some of the latest: 
1 Businesses can’t pay rent. That’s a threat to the $3 trillion commercial mortgage market.
Here’s what RLG transactional department director Cameron Carter recommends
2 How AI can help pinpoint Opportunity Zones’ true opportunities; Dan Gauthier, RLG
transactional attorney handling many O-Zone investments, comments.

> Belfiore: Caution and then a surge for housing market after coronavirus subsides

> Builders already feeling pandemic pinch; real estate consultant Jim Belfiore provides Arizona perspective.

> RTA tax appealed to Arizona Supreme Court. 
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a coalition of property and business owners throughout Pinal County who have worked to bring new transportation infrastructure to the county.)

> Salt Lake City homebuilder has big plans for Phoenix region. (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Woodside Homes.)

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Belfiore: When the housing market will recover from coronavirus

Pollack: The world has changed

Governor Ducey Issues Executive Order Detailing “Essential Services,” RLG Founder Jordan Rose Says It’s “Good Balancing – Keeps Businesses Open and Protects Health.”

The doctor who helped defeat smallpox explains what’s coming

Major builder: Coronavirus won’t kill new construction

Rose Law Group’s New (Virtual) Power Lunch…The New Economy

Arizona hotels and resorts closed for coronavirus; RLG corporate attorney Shruti Gurudanti says owners and operators must ‘take urgent steps.’

Homebuilders face the effects of coronavirus