Remote work has changed how businesses use office space. Many companies no longer need large offices, which affects lease agreements and landlord-tenant relationships. As more employees work from home, businesses and property owners must adjust to new leasing needs,...
Zoning laws play a big part in deciding how to build commercial properties. These laws say where businesses can go and set rules for how to use buildings, how big they can be, and where they can sit on the land. In Massachusetts, each town and city has its own zoning...
Picking the right type of business structure is an important step when owning commercial real estate. This decision affects safety, taxes, and how the property is managed. Protecting personal assets The type of business you choose can help protect your personal...
The rise of remote work has changed the way many businesses think about office space. Commercial lease agreements have evolved as companies adjust to new needs. This blog will explore how the shift to remote work is impacting these agreements. Reduced need for large...
Turning historic buildings into commercial properties can be a benefit, but it comes with several challenges. There are rules in place to protect these buildings, so it's important to be aware of the legal steps involved. Preservation rules and approvals Many historic...
When selling commercial property in Massachusetts, you cannot afford to ignore environmental cleanup obligations. The state's strict environmental laws require property owners to address any contamination issues before finalizing a sale. Failing to comply with these...
Zoning laws are necessary for regulating the development and use of land within a community. In Massachusetts, these laws regulate how property owners can use their land, influencing everything from building heights to the types of businesses that can operate in...
Mixed-use developments are gaining popularity in Boston. Notable recent examples include the Charles F. Hurley and Erich Lindemann buildings slated for mixed-use residential redesign and others in the South End, Seaport, East Cambridge and Fenway neighborhoods. These...
Trespassers on your land can get in the way of how you want to develop your commercial property. They might occupy your property for long periods of time, damage it or even build their own structures on it, with you none the wiser. If you want to be proactive in...
Sustainability is a popular practice in commercial real estate. Businesses and investors prioritize environmentally friendly methods as a moral imperative and business strategy. Sustainability standards are changing how things work by pushing eco-friendly approaches...
