Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP‘s combined development, land use, and permitting practice deals with all aspects of real estate, including acquisition, permitting, and financing, meaning clients benefit from an ’excellent and holistic approach‘. The Boston-based team is led by Michael Scott, who represents clients across asset classes including mixed-use, commercial, and industrial; co-managing partner James Ward, who frequently deals with local, state and federal permitting authorities; and wider real estate chair, Marianne Ajemian. Further practice talent includes Valerie Moore and Ian Urquhart, who are proficient in a variety of matters including land use and zoning approvals. Sarah Turano Flores has left the firm.
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Kernmandanten
- Boston Global Investors
- Boston Properties
- DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners
- Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRIT)
- Leggat McCall Properties
- Lincoln Property Company
- Mark Development
- Massachusetts Port Authority
- National Development
- Related Beal
Highlight-Mandate
- Representing Mark Development in a ten-building, 1.5 million square feet mixed-use project with 550 units of multi-family housing, extensive office and lab space, and significant retail. This is a redevelopment of a 13-acre parking lot, owned and operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA).
- Representing Hilco Redevelopment Partners in their redevelopment efforts throughout New England. We are currently advising Hilco on a two-property portfolio, known as the CenterPoint complex, in Waltham, MA. The property, originally a contaminated site, was remediated and repurposed into a life sciences center.
- Helping Mark Development obtain approvals for a redevelopment of a prominent intersection located right next to Boston’s infamous Fenway Park.
Anwält*innen
Praxisleitung
Marianne Ajemian; James Ward; Michael Scott
Weitere Kernanwält*innen
Valerie Moore; Ian Urquhart; Matthew Snell