Imagine you’ve just purchased your dream home in the ‘burbs. Your patio has just been finished. Your beautiful 2-acre lot,... Read More »
Stay in the know
Subscribe to the Real Estate Blog and we’ll send you an email each time something new is posted.
Subscribe to the Real Estate Blog and we’ll send you an email each time something new is posted.
Categories
AUTHOR
- All Authors
- Joshua M. Alper
- Jack Anetakis
- Christopher R. Blazejewski
- Joshua M. Bowman
- Gary D. Buchman
- Robert M. Carney
- Jennifer Ioli Connelly
- Steven D. Eimert
- Beth A. Goldstein
- Thomas P. Gorman
- Richard Heller
- Ian T. Lane
- Gary M. Markoff
- Dustyn Marie Mascia
- David A. Michel
- Carla M. Moynihan
- Jonathan F.X. O’Brien
- Sander A. Rikleen
- Julia C. Royce
- Ronald W. Ruth
- Theresa M. Santoro
- C. Forbes Sargent III
- Eyal Schwartz
- Wyatt Shea
- John J. Slater III
Author: sherinlodgen
Unwary Landlord May Lose Right to Damages when Terminating Defaulting Tenant’s Lease
Commercial landlords should be aware of the April 30th SJC decision in 275 Washington Street Corp. v. Hudson River International,... Read More »
EB-5: How Immigration is Driving the American Real Estate Recovery
When traditional sources of financing for real estate projects became more difficult to find in 2007 and 2008, some business... Read More »
Boston Building Energy Reporting Ordinance Proposed
Recently, Mayor Menino filed a proposed Ordinance with the Boston City Council to require owners of medium and large sized... Read More »
Former Railroad Rights-of-Way
Many cities and towns, particularly in greater Boston, are criss-crossed with former railroad lines and rights of way, some of... Read More »
Letters of Credit versus Cash Security Deposits
Commercial Tenants often request that Landlords accept a Letter of Credit in lieu of a cash security deposit. This blog... Read More »
Climate Change and Rising Sea Levels: Taking a Local Look at a Global Problem
The Boston Harbor Association recently released a sobering report entitled “Preparing for the Rising Tide” which assesses Boston’s vulnerability to... Read More »
How Green is my Dollar Tree?
While shopping for socks the other day, I heard this announcement. “Did you know,” said the soothing female voice, “that... Read More »
Permit Extension Act Extended Once More in Massachusetts
The development community within the Commonwealth was the recipient of a welcome benefit following Governor Deval Patrick’s signature of the... Read More »
Liquor License Applications – Counsel and Patience Required
In their two-page “How to Get a Liquor License in Massachusetts” article, the instructional website eHow.com claims: “applying for your... Read More »
Gaming in Massachusetts: What are the stakes to play in the new regulatory system?
On November 22, 2011, Governor Deval Patrick signed into law An Act Establishing Expanded Gaming in the Commonwealth (the “Act”),... Read More »
U.S. D.O.J. Extends ADA Compliance Date For Pools And Spas
Public accommodations with pools and spas built before March 15, 2012 now have until January 31, 2013 to comply with... Read More »
