Real Estate and Commercial Leasing
Scarinci Hollenbeck’s Commercial Real Estate practice group regularly provides content on commercial developers, real estate entrepreneurs, corporate institutions, and commercial clients in a wide variety of real property leasing transactions. Our content provides insight on structuring, drafting, and negotiation of office, retail, multifamily, industrial, and mixed-use properties throughout the region.
Understanding How a Commercial Lease Assignment Works
Date: August 24, 2021
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 […]
Settlement Conferences Mandatory in New Jersey Landlord-Tenant Cases
Settlement conferences will be mandatory in landlord-tenant cases under a New Jersey Supreme Court Order issued on July 2, 2021… Settlement conferences will be mandatory in landlord-tenant cases under a New Jersey Supreme Court Order issued on July 2, 2021 (Order). The requirement comes as the New Jersey Court system is expecting an influx of […]
NJ Supreme Court Clarifies When NJ Commercial Landlords Are Responsible for Snow Removal
For commercial landlords, failing to take steps to address the accumulation of snow and ice could lead to liability… Winter may be close to its conclusion, however, it can still be a constant battle to keep snow and ice from sidewalks and walkways. For commercial landlords, the job is particularly important, given that failing to […]
What Is an Inclusionary Zone?
An Inclusionary Zone is an Affordable Housing Tool That Ties the Creation of Affordable Housing to the Creation of Market-rate Housing In response to concerns that lower‐income residents are being priced out, Jersey City is the latest municipality to consider the adoption of an inclusionary zoning ordinance. If enacted, it would require developers to set […]
