Do you hear that knocking? Is it an Opportunity…Zone? Opportunity Zones are plentiful in the United States. They don’t have anything to do with zoning permits, though you’ll still need them if you plan to develop. When it comes to CRE investing, Opportunity Zones feature unique benefits that can deliver exceptional returns. Opportunity Zones exist in practically every state, ...
Zoning Permits are two words that can strike fear into CRE investors and make developers cringe. Although they’re usually viewed as a pain because of all the red tape that accompanies them, establishing good relationships with municipalities will help make the process easier. . Zoning can be especially frustrating if you’re looking to buy land or develop your own land ...
If you’ve ever dealt with real estate of any kind, then you’ve probably heard of zoning laws, land use ordinances or zoning legislations. Local governments pass zoning laws that dictate what can be built on what land, how those buildings can be used and what rules property owners need to follow with regard to that land, such as when you ...
In New York City, there are eight different commercial zoning districts, ranging from C1 through C8. Each district represents a different set of commercial properties that are allowed to be built. Of course, there are exceptions, and zoning permits are always needed for new developments. Different districts regulate function like what type of business can be conducted in that area ...
In different cities, commercial zoning laws vary widely. Typically, they regulate factors like what types of activities a business or commercial property is allowed to conduct in a specific area, as well as the type of business that can occupy an area. In New York, for example, there are eight different zoning districts, ranging from C1 zoning through C8. Each ...
Commercial districts are zoned for a variety of uses, with different rules that apply to specific areas. In New York, there are currently eight different usage types for commercial districts, ranging from C1 through C8, with a few zoning exceptions in each. Sometimes, one commercial zoning group might even be categorized into more specific groupings, and other times new types ...
When planning and building a commercial property, or making additions to your existing commercial property, you always need to pay attention to zoning laws in that area. Unfortunately, zoning laws might sometimes inhibit your existing development plans. When an obstacle occurs, you need special approval from your local zoning board or planning commission. One such type of approval is a ...
After World War II, industrial space was in high demand and industrial zoning was born. As the American Planning Association explains, the country was ready to produce more consumer goods, but “industrialists soon found themselves faced with a great shortage of industrial land.” When zoning laws and zoning permits were established to regulate land uses, many government officials wanted to ...
On October 5, the New York Department of City Planning (DCP) and Department of Transportation (DOT) announced “an upcoming citywide public engagement process for design rules on permanent outdoor dining setups located on city streets,” according to the press release. The city intends to make their Open Restaurants Program, which was implemented as a result of the need for outdoor ...
The New York City Department of City Planning (DCP) has launched an interactive urban design website for New York citizens to provide their input on updating the Principles of Good Urban Design. These principles are meant to “create a sense of civic pride and foster the enjoyment of the city for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.” “The Principles ...
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Lev is using technology to transform the CRE financing process.