(Disclosure: RLG represents the Phoenix Suns.) By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal It is a strange time right now for the Phoenix Suns. On one hand, there is exciting news surrounding the team. The Suns are among the teams that will play in the remainder of the NBA season, which will start at the end of July in Orlando. And …
First look: Phoenix Suns unveil renderings of reimagined Talking Stick Resort Arena
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal The Phoenix Suns on Thursday revealed the first images of how Talking Stick Resort Arena will look like after it gets an extensive facelift, at the price of $230 million, over the next two years. The 27-year-old arena, which is owned by the city of Phoenix, will have its …
Phoenix Suns spend millions to buy land for practice facility
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal The Phoenix Suns – under the name Suns Legacy Properties LLC – have purchased 2.4 acres of an office development in Phoenix’s Arcadia neighborhood on which to build the team’s new practice facility. In May, the Suns revealed they would build the a $25 million …
Phoenix Suns set location to build new practice facility
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns By Duane Rankin | Arizona Republic The Phoenix Suns plan to build a state-of-the art training facility on 44th Street just north of Camelback Road. “Robert Sarver’s investment in our new training facility demonstrates his commitment to ensuring we have the proper resources to compete at the highest level,” said Suns General Manager James …
Suns in planning stages for practice facility and Talking Stick Resort Arena renovations
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns By Duane Rankin | Arizona Republic All Josh Jackson has ever needed was a rim and ball to put “the work in” as he calls it. So he hadn’t really thought about how a new practice facility would benefit the Phoenix Suns when the city council approved a $230-million renovation proposal for Talking Stick …
Anti-arena group drops referendum on Phoenix Suns arena funding
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns By Jessica Boehm | Arizona Republic An attempt to send the controversial $230 million Phoenix Suns arena renovation deal to the voters is dead, The Arizona Republic confirmed Tuesday. The Phoenix City Council approved the deal, which will keep the Suns in downtown Phoenix through at least 2037, in late January. But a group calling itself Common …
[OPINION] Are public votes DOA on the Phoenix Suns arena deal? And is that a bad thing?
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns Opinion: Some folks hope Common Sense Phoenix’s measures make it to the ballot. I’m not one of them. By Abe Kwok | Arizona Republic Are the two referenda to force a public vote on the Phoenix Suns arena renovation deal DOA? And is that a bad thing? (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) On …
How the Phoenix Suns arena deal went from dead-in-the-water to an easy victory
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns By Jessica Boehm | AZCentral The Phoenix Suns arena renovation deal did not have the votes it needed to pass on Dec. 12 when the Phoenix City Council was initially supposed to vote on the issue. A month later, the $230 million deal passed easily, with only the council’s two conservatives voting against it. It …
City Council approves $230 million deal to renovate Phoenix Suns arena
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal The Phoenix City Council approved a deal Wednesday afternoon to renovate Talking Stick Resort Arena, the home of the Phoenix Suns. The measure to spend $150 million on updates and renovations to the downtown, city-owned arena passed 6-2. Mayor Thelda Williams and Councilmembers Debra Stark, Laura Pastor, Felicita …
Phoenix City Council approves $230 million Phoenix Suns arena-renovation deal
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns By Jessica Boehm | Arizona Republic The Phoenix City Council approved a controversial deal with the Phoenix Suns that will keep the NBA franchise in downtown Phoenix through at least 2037. The council voted 6-2, with Vice Mayor Jim Waring and Councilman Sal DiCiccio opposing it, to approve the $230 million deal. The city will pay $150 million from …
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