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11/18/2015 | Construction Blog, Real Estate Blog
While new construction seems to be popping up all over the place, not all commercial developments involve constructing new buildings. In some cases developers spend large amounts of money redeveloping buildings already in existence. This is illustrated in the purchase of 401 N. Broad St., a year and a half ago by Netrality Properties, an affiliate of Amerimar Enterprises.
11/17/2015 | Kaplin Stewart Blog, Real Estate Blog
US House of Representatives passes resolution to establish the North American Free Trade Agreement.
11/16/2015 | Construction Blog, Real Estate Blog
There are many issues that could arise the course of a construction project. They may be between the property owner and the developer or contractors and subcontractors who have been hired to work on the project. While some issues are resolved as they arise, others result in litigation. Construction defects are could lead to a lawsuit being filed. Multiple things fall under the construction defect umbrella. We will address some of them in this post.
11/11/2015 | Real Estate Blog
As any developer likely knows, when it comes to building projects, zoning can be a help or a hindrance to the process. Zoning rules not only designate how land can be used, but provide guidelines regarding the designation of structures and buildings as well. These rules are made at the local level by zoning commissions appointed by local politicians and can impact not only the businesses that exist in a specific area, but also the demographic of those who reside […]
11/9/2015 | Real Estate Blog
When a developer seeks to put a development plan into place there are many issues that could arise. Depending on the project, these could include problems with purchasing property, securing funding and working with architects and engineers to create a design. In addition, in some cases it could entail working through disputes with the community regarding the project. The developer of a residential high-rise planned for a site in the Rittenhouse Square area is dealing with this very thing.
