Writings by Victor E. Kinon

Victor Kinon regularly represents large real estate developers and owners, commercial banks, savings banks, and other financial institutions, as well as public and private business organizations in a variety of transactional matters.

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Discover How a Commercial Lease Assignment Works

While commercial landlords are often reluctant to consent to a lease assignment, COVID-19 has changed everything… While commercial landlords are often reluctant to consent to a lease assignment, COVID-19 has changed everything. With so many businesses struggling to stay afloat, landlords are more willing to consider the assignment of a lease to add to the […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

August 24, 2021

Commercial Landlords and Tenants Must Involve Lenders in COVID-19 Issues

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is forcing commercial landlords and tenants to tackle complex business and legal decisions… The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is forcing commercial landlords and tenants to tackle complex business and legal decisions. So even if there is no immediate crisis, both parties should be reviewing their leases right now. As the economic impact of COVID-19 […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

April 7, 2020

How Assembly Bill No 1914 Could Change New Jersey Construction Codes

What You Need to Know About Assembly Bill No 1914 The massive 2015 fire that destroyed the Avalon at Edgewater apartments in Bergen County may prompt changes to New Jersey’s construction codes with proposed legislation for Assembly Bill No 1914.The apartment complex was constructed in accordance with existing code; however, the buildings’ lightweight wood framing and lack […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

September 22, 2016

What You Need to Know About Exclusive Use Clauses in NJ Real Estate

Exclusive use clauses & their role in New Jersey commercial real estate Exclusive use clauses are frequently found in New Jersey commercial leases, particularly standard contracts for retail space. Therefore, it is imperative for commercial tenants and landlords to understand the potential legal implications. In basic terms, an exclusive use provision in a commercial real […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

August 23, 2016

Real Estate Contract Preparation & Negotiation 101

Buying, selling or leasing real estate in Monmouth County requires a written contract. While the agreement may seem like a formality, the real estate contract is often the most essential part of the transaction. Real estate contracts establish the financial obligations of each party, describe the property to be transferred, dictate the timing of the transaction […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

April 13, 2016

Asbury Park, New Jersey Property Development Booming

With the real estate market in the New York area becoming more expensive with less convenience and less space, New Jersey property development is becoming more popular. According to a Real Estate Weekly report, this is particularly true in the Asbury Park area, where high quality affordable residential property development is beginning to boom. Developers who are interested […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

February 24, 2016

Demand For New Jersey Commercial Office Space On The Rise

New Jersey Commercial Office Space is hot right now! A new Jones Lang LaSalle report found that New Jersey commercial office space is in the “rising phase” in the real estate cycle. According to JLL’s report, New Jersey’s landlord-favorable office space has many commercial real estate industry experts projecting an extremely bright future for the state. New Jersey’s […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

February 23, 2016

Investors Are Now Going After Bergen County Commercial Real Estate

Bergen County Commercial Real Estate Is hot right now and potentially getting hotter! According to a NorthJersey.com report, vacancy rates for premier Bergen County commercial real estate in the area have now reached just over 18 percent, which is the lowest level in four years. As Philly.com reports, after the New Jersey Economic Development Authority has […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

February 19, 2016

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Surviving the Hard Sell: The Pros and Cons of Timeshare Ownership

What are the pros and cons of timeshare ownership? Is it worth it? After taking a dive during the recession, time share sales are heating up again. With more money available for leisure, many Americans are considering the benefits of a timeshare investment. After all, who doesn’t want a yearly vacation? According to a recent […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

January 29, 2016

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Condominium Docs Need Authorize Post-Judgment Collection Fees

Homeowners’ associations in New Jersey should review their governing documents in light of a recent decision by the Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court. Homeowners’ associations in New Jersey should review their governing documents in light of a recent decision by the Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court. In Sylvan Glade […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

October 28, 2015

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TRID: New Mortgage Disclosure Rules Take Effect

The new Truth in Lending Act-Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act Integrated Disclosure (TRID) rule went into effect on October 3, 2015. If your business is not fully prepared to comply with the new disclosure requirements, time is of the essence. TILA-REPSA Rule Compliance & TRID Under the TRID Rule, mortgage lenders must use new forms […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

October 13, 2015

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NJ Appeals Court: Real Estate Disclosure by Agent Required for Tragic Elevator Accident

A New Jersey appeals court recently clarified the circumstances under which New Jersey real estate disclosure is required for a property’s tragic past. In Petrosino v. Ventrice A New Jersey appeals court recently clarified the circumstances under which New Jersey real estate disclosure is required for a property’s tragic past. In Petrosino v. Ventrice, the […]

Author: Victor E. Kinon

September 7, 2015

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