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Scarinci Hollenbeck is a recognized leader in the field of realty asset development and redevelopment in the New Jersey and New York metropolitan area with a reputation as the go-to firm for large, complex projects. Our comprehensive practice includes every aspect of the development/redevelopment process including contract negotiation, due diligence, entitlements, remediation and leasing. A full-service regional law firm, Scarinci Hollenbeck provides legal services in five core business practices: Environmental & Land Use Law, Commercial Real Estate & Development Law, Business & Corporate Transactions Law, Complex Tax Law, and Litigation & Alternative Dispute Resolution. Project Examples: We have handled numerous land use and/or environmental matters on behalf of regional and national developers such as Vornado Realty, Wal-Mart, and Mack-Cali. Coordinating development and permitting counsel on one of the largest projects undertaken on the Hudson River, including a mixed use development of several thousand housing units and supporting commercial and commuter ferry facilities in the West New York/Guttenberg area. Representation of a national development company on various redevelopment projects, including the redevelopment of the Curtiss Wright airplane engine factory in Wood-Ridge, New Jersey. Phase 1 covers some 67 acres for a multi-use, mixed residential and commercial development with over 1200 residential units and over 75,000 square feet of retail, commercial and office space. Coordinating land use counsel for the Pier Village in Long Branch, a 20 acre site. The site at full build out will provide over 800 residential apartment units, over 150,000 square feet of boutique retail space, a 68 unit waterfront hotel and will also involve the rebuilding of a significant section of the boardwalk and other public amenities along the oceanfront. Project is currently in Phase III. Representing Vineland Construction in turning a once contaminated industrial site into a valuable retail destination. The successful development of a Wal-Mart in Kearny, NJ involved a myriad of permitting and approval involving the Meadowlands Commission, the Town of Kearny, the County of Hudson, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, the Tidelands Resource Council and the New Jersey Department of Transportation. Redevelopment counsel to The Morris Companies on the redevelopment of the Chevron/Texaco site in Perth Amboy, NJ. The firm secured a redevelopment agreement and land use approvals to allow for the construction of two warehouses approximating 1.1 million square feet on a 70 acre site that was formerly a tank farm supporting, refining and processing facilities. Office Locations: Lyndhurst, NJ (Meadowlands/Bergen, County) Red Bank, NJ (Monmouth County) Jersey City, NJ (Hudson County) New York City, NY Washington, D.C.