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Category: Development & Land Use
Open Permits, Empty Pockets
Real estate transactions can be influenced by various factors. One often-overlooked aspect is the existence of open building permits at... Read More »
Massachusetts SJC rules in favor of Hume Lake Christian Camp zoning appeal under the Dover Amendment
The Supreme Judicial Court finds that Hume Lake Christian Camps, Inc.’s proposed recreational vehicle park would be exempt from Monterey’s... Read More »
Congratulations to our client, The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company LLC, on upcoming ground-breaking of Boston’s newest mixed-use development, Allston Yards
Sherin and Lodgen congratulates our longtime client, The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company LLC (Stop & Shop), an Ahold Delhaize... Read More »
Massachusetts House Bill No. 5250: Revisions to Massachusetts Zoning
On January 14, 2021, Massachusetts’ Governor Charlie Baker signed a comprehensive economic development bill H.5250 (the “Act”) which aims to... Read More »
Commercial Real Estate: Tensions in Due Diligence
Whenever a buyer wants to acquire real estate, due diligence can make or break the deal. For obvious reasons a... Read More »
Cracks in the Law of Sidewalks
Under Massachusetts common law in effect since 1860, property owners have no duty to repair or warn of hazards on... Read More »
