On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Oct 30, 2015 | Land Use & Zoning
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s administration has pushed many changes to the land use review and approval process in the city, including a revised zoning code and citywide master plan, but perhaps none of these changes has as much potential for controversy...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Oct 21, 2015 | Residential Real Estate
Anyone in the Philadelphia area who has used a bank loan secured by a first mortgage to purchase residential real estate in the last thirty years has dealt with several forms intended to disclose the terms of the loan. According to federal rules, lenders were required...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Oct 15, 2015 | Real Estate Disputes
Real estate in and around Philadelphia has been bought and sold, platted, subdivided and leased for over 300 years. Numerous parcels have been sold many times over. What happens when a decades-old transaction is discovered to have created conflicting interests in the...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Oct 8, 2015 | Real Estate Disputes
Any proposal to build a large industrial facility is certain to stir controversy and, usually, the intensity of the controversy is directly proportional to the size of the proposed facility. At a recent public meeting, residents of Chester County stood up to express a...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Oct 2, 2015 | Land Use & Zoning
When a developer plans to redevelop a parcel in Philadelphia’s central core, a change to the zoning district that contains the parcel is often required. Even if the zoning classification remains the same, a conditional use permit or other modification of the...
