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Hubschman & Roman represent clients in both residential
and commercial real estate transactions. Our firm acts as
outside real estate lending counsel in residential and commercial
transactions. As lender's review counsel we are also experienced in all aspects of real estate
financing.
We have experience
in representing clients that require construction financing
for their real estate projects.
Hubschman & Roman also has extensive experience in condominium
and cooperative apartment sales and purchases, as well as
conversions of rental property to condominium and cooperative
ownership.
The Firm advises numerous condominium, cooperative and homeowners
associations throughout the State of New Jersey.
ZONING AND LAND USE
Over the years, Hubschman & Roman has developed an expertise
in the area of zoning and land use law.
The Firm appears regularly before Planning Boards and Boards
of Adjustment.
We have successfully represented developers and owners in
matters ranging from townhouse development to shopping centers.
Our knowledge of and experience with the applicable New Jersey
laws and regulations governing site plans and variances enables
us to provide the effective and efficient representation to
our clients.
Hubschman & Roman acts as lead counsel for developers
in organizing presentations for boards and where necessary
retains local counsel to assist in appearance. We work closely
with project engineers, architects, planners, to ensure an
expeditious and successful conclusion.
Members of the firm have appeared before the Department of
Transportation and Department of Environmental Protection.
We have experience in Master Plan interpretation and changes
and Mount Laurel requirements from both a developers and governmental
perspective.
If you desire more information about our zoning practice,
please contact Richard
A. Hubschman, Jr. or John
J. Roman, Jr.
TAX APPEALS
The Firm has successfully represented both residential and commercial property owners in New Jersey in negotiating real estate tax reductions with municipalities. When negotiations are unsuccessful, the Firm will file legal action to seek a reduction in a client's assessed valuation.
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