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Buying a new commercial property in New Jersey can be an exciting venture, but zoning issues can create challenges. Zoning laws determine how you can use a piece of property, and violating these rules can lead to fines or delays. Understanding zoning regulations and...
Building a shed on your property can offer convenient storage space and add value to your home. However, before beginning construction, homeowners in New Jersey should understand the rules and regulations surrounding building permits. These laws vary by town, but most...
Eminent domain allows the government to acquire private property for public use in New Jersey. Understanding this process may help property owners navigate their rights and responsibilities. Government's authority The government can use eminent domain to take private...
Eminent domain is when the government takes the land of private property owners through a legal process. The owner receives a fair market value payment for the property, and the government can then use the property for the benefit of the public. A special option under...
In the dynamic realm of business, securing the right commercial real estate is a key decision that can significantly impact your company's success. When considering a commercial real estate lease, it is important to scrutinize several key factors to ensure a smooth...
Industrial commercial property agreements in New Jersey may seem straightforward at first glance. Beneath the surface lies an important element that demands attention. Restrictive clauses within the contract impose limitations on how you can use the property....
The Office of Small Business Advocacy reported there are over 860,000 small businesses in New Jersey. Whether you want to start a new business or expand a current one, an important part of owning a business is understanding land use regulations. The Garden State has...
If you have a dispute regarding zoning, you may want to avoid some of the pitfalls of litigation. Although resolving disputes in the courts is beneficial in some situations, there are alternatives for those who want a less contentious process. Mediation and...
If you are planning to make improvements to a building that you own, such as a commercial property or a multifamily dwelling, do you need to obtain a building permit first? It depends. Generally speaking, if you plan to make any significant structural, plumbing, HVAC...
Many people work at home these days. If you are a freelancer or business owner, you are running a business out of your home, which could cause issues for you, depending on the zoning in your area. However, Freehold has specific exceptions for home businesses that help...