BOSTON—What happens to landlords and tenants if there is a meltdown in Boston commercial real estate market? Are there any legal challenges in dealing with the MBTA Communities Act and the new Massachusetts Energy Codes?
Real Estate Attorney Michael E. Scott, co-managing partner of Nutter and a member of the firm’s Executive Committee, talks about the state of the real estate market. To watch the full 10-minute interview with Boston Real Estate Times, please click here, or on the image below.
Mr. Scott is also is a member of Nutter’s Real Estate Department and the Development, Land Use and Permitting practice group. He works out of the firm’s Boston and Hyannis offices.
Mr. Scott represents developers, corporate, institutional, and investment clients in all aspects of commercial development, acquisition, disposition, and repositioning of assets. He has significant experience in matters involving zoning and land use, regulatory permitting, real estate development, and environmental remediation and compliance.
He has represented clients involved in mixed-use projects, transit-oriented development, retail, hotels, multifamily housing, hospitals, senior housing, and marinas.
Mr. Scott is a real estate lawyer with particular experience in economic development projects. His clients rely on his legal counsel on issues involving corporate structure, economic development and tax-incentive programs, liability avoidance, and the availability of financing, grants, and insurance. A leader in the real estate industry, Mr. Scott writes and speaks frequently on real estate development issues.
