Massachusetts Zoning Lawyers
At the law firm of Gilman, McLaughlin & Hanrahan, LLP, our Boston land use attorneys have the experience to guide real estate developers, homebuilders and property owners through all types of administrative and regulatory proceedings associated with zoning and land use.
Since 1973, our firm has been dedicated to providing high-quality services to clients in and around Boston, eastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod. As a mid-sized general practice firm, we are in an ideal position to provide comprehensive real estate representation.
Guiding Clients Through Permitting and Other Regulatory Matters
Our firm is made up of attorneys with great depth and breadth of experience in a wide range of areas. We regularly provide clients with cost-effective, detail oriented representation in land use and zoning matters, including but not limited to the following:
- Zoning and subdivisions: Our firm represents developers and property owners in all zoning and subdivision matters, including zoning variances and zoning appeals.
- Property development permits: Our attorneys have the experience to help clients identify and secure the necessary permits for property development projects.
- Environmental permits: We have an in-depth understanding of how state and federal environmental laws, including wetlands laws, impact property owners and developers.
- Subsidized housing: Our firm helps subsidized housing developers pursue Chapter 40B comprehensive permits and other applicable zoning and land use permits.
- Eminent domain: Our lawyers protect the rights of real estate owners whose properties have been targeted for regulatory taking by federal, state and local government entities.
In all of these areas, it is important to hire an attorney who is knowledgeable about not only the latest developments in the statutes and regulations governing zoning and land use, but also local conditions that may influence the outcomes of permit applications and appeals.
Choosing the right real estate attorney can make all the difference. We welcome your inquiries and would be pleased to discuss our qualifications to represent you. Contact us today.
