Development of Industrial Real Estate and Distribution Centers
Permitting and Zoning, Supply Chain and Force Majeure, Rights of First Refusal
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE video webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will advise real estate counsel on the current legal issues in industrial properties. The panel will discuss trends in this surging area of real estate related to the expansion of e-commerce, warehousing, and logistics facilities. The panel will address the concerns with zoning and permitting, material shortages, supply chain issues related to force majeure in contracts, negotiating rights of first refusal, economic development incentives and community push back.
Outline
- Industrial real estate development
- Warehouses, e-commerce, and logistics facility needs
- COVID-19
- Supply chain issues
- Zoning and permitting
- Force majeure provisions
- Right of first refusal
- Other best practices
- Warehouses, e-commerce, and logistics facility needs
Benefits
The panel will discuss these and other relevant topics:
- How has COVID-19 and the economic crisis affected industrial real estate development?
- What do industrial real estate developers need to consider regarding permitting and zoning?
- What should a force majeure provision in an industrial real estate deal include?
Faculty
Peter L. Curry
Partner
Farrell Fritz
Mr. Curry’s broadly based transactional practice concentrates on commercial real estate sales, acquisitions,... | Read More
Mr. Curry’s broadly based transactional practice concentrates on commercial real estate sales, acquisitions, leasing and development, and in the burgeoning area of economic development. Specific transactions include counseling major corporations in the fields of telecommunications, barcode technology, medical devices, pharmaceuticals manufacturing, food manufacture and distribution, internet content, and other technology-driven fields in the acquisition or disposal of headquarters sites, manufacturing facilities, and warehouse and distribution centers in all areas of the United States. Mr. Curry is counsel to the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island (CIBS). He has frequently lectured on Continuing Legal Education course panels for the New York State Bar Association, and before various attorneys, accountants, and business panels.
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Bobby W. Dishell
Attorney
Moye White
As a member of the firm's real estate team, Mr. Dishell focuses on transactional matters including industrial... | Read More
As a member of the firm's real estate team, Mr. Dishell focuses on transactional matters including industrial acquisition, disposition, and development, and work related to multifamily assets. He is passionate about advanced energy matters and regularly advises clients on solar leasing and development.
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Lisa A. John-Basta
Member
Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi
Ms. John-Basta is a member in the firm’s Real Estate, Development & Land Use Group. She has over 15 years of... | Read More
Ms. John-Basta is a member in the firm’s Real Estate, Development & Land Use Group. She has over 15 years of experience representing both municipalities and private developers throughout the local and outside agency land use and redevelopment entitlement process. Ms. John-Basta regularly appears before governing bodies, planning boards and zoning boards of adjustment on behalf of developers in connection with applications for site plan, subdivision, variances and zoning interpretations. Her practice also heavily concentrates on guiding developers through the redevelopment process. This process entails working closely with municipal government to designate areas in need of redevelopment, adoption of redevelopment plans, negotiation of redevelopment agreements and the entry into long-term and short-term tax abatement agreements. Ms. John-Basta is the co-author to the most preeminent treatise on land use and zoning in the state, entitled the New Jersey Zoning & Land Use Administration, 2015-2022 Editions.
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