Course ID: 20700 | Course Duration: 1 Day

Mixed Use Development From A to Z Training Class

Course ID: 20700

Mixed Use Development From A to Z Training Seminar

Successfully Clear Regulatory Hurdles and Prevent Tenant Disputes

Are you prepared to reconcile the competing interests of multiple owners and tenants? Do you have the skills to comply with public sector requirements while retaining developmental flexibility? Attend this seminar to find out how to structure and document mixed-use projects to overcome the unique regulatory and operational issues that surface when commercial and residential uses converge. Walk away with techniques to effectively handle risks and obstacles, clear regulatory hurdles, and skillfully craft agreements and policies that keep all parties civil. Register today!

Don't get burned: Understand the risks, challenges and costs before starting a mixed-use project.
Stay up-to-date on the latest market trends and regulations affecting mixed-use development.
Create a solid foundation for project success by selecting the right ownership structure and balance of uses.
Encourage seamless convergence of multiple uses by planning and structuring developmental components to prevent potential conflicts.
Discover the best ways to work with government officials to comply with conflicting land use regulations while retaining developmental flexibility and control.
Minimize legal exposure through risk management techniques during the planning and construction process.
Explore various financing options and determine whether public-private partnerships are right for your projects.
Learn surefire tactics to reconcile competing interests of commercial and residential tenants.
Craft legal documentation that effectively prevents disputes over easements, shared expenses, parking and other "close proximity" issues.
Determine the most efficient ways to allocate governance and decision-making power among the diverse owner and tenant groups.


	Agenda
	OVERVIEW OF MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT 9:00 - 10:00 Matthew J. Norton and Richard M. Unger What is Mixed-Use Development? Challenges, Costs and Benefits: Is It Worth It? Current Market Trends BEST PRACTICES IN PLANNING, STRUCTURING AND DOCUMENTING THE PROJECT 10:00 - 10:30 and 10:45 - 11:15 Matthew J. Norton and Richard M. Unger Selecting a Successful Balance of Mixed-Use Choosing the Right Ownership Structure Shared Expenses and Tax Implications Rules of Thumb for Documenting the Project Effective Techniques For Managing Risk During Construction Is a Public-Private Partnership the Way to Go? Financing: Options and Considerations Affordable Housing: Should It Be Included? FITTING YOUR SQUARE PEG INTO THE ROUND HOLE OF GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS 11:15 - 12:15 Matthew J. Norton and Richard M. Unger Zoning Building Codes Permitting Easements Safety and ADA Requirements Traffic and Parking Plan Commission Preferences PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES 1:15 - 2:15 Matthew J. Norton and Richard M. Unger Management Structure and Agreements Master vs. Multiple Associations Service Charge Strategies Crucial Elements of Leases and Purchase Agreements Proven Management Techniques to Limit Disputes Legal Pitfalls to Avoid in Marketing Strategies OVERCOMING OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES 2:15 - 2:45 and 3:00 - 3:30 Matthew J. Norton and Richard M. Unger The Rights of Commercial vs. Residential Tenants in Mixed-Use Buildings Security Obstacles Amenities and Memberships Noise and Vibration Smells, Exhaust and Waste Disposal Shared Parking and Infrastructure Concerns Signage and Lighting ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT 3:30 - 4:30 Matthew J. Norton and Richard M. Unger Avoiding Conflicts of Interest Representing Multiple Parties Tenant Conflict Prevention Provisions: Keeping the Peace vs. Preserving Rights Determining and Collecting Attorneys' Fees