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The Summer Associate Experience
More than a decade ago, Alyssa Domzal and Mitchell Turbenson began their Ballard Spahr careers as summer associates. Today, they’re partners. In this video, Alyssa and Mitch reflect on their experiences as summer associates, share their journeys to partnership, and offer insight into how Ballard Goes Beyond®. Alyssa, based in Baltimore, is a member of the Real Estate Development and Property Rights Group.
Maryland Housing Certainty Act Signals Changes For Housing Development Projects
Ballard Spahr LLP are most popular: within Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring, Law Department Performance and International Law topic(s) Summary The Maryland Housing Certainty Act (the Act) was signed on May 26, 2026, and takes effect October 1, 2026.
Maryland Housing Certainty Act Signals Changes for Housing Development Projects
Summary The Maryland Housing Certainty Act (the Act) was signed on May 26, 2026, and takes effect October 1, 2026.
Maryland 'Rain Tax' Ruling May Offer Hope For Tax Credits
By Alyssa Domzal (August 6, 2024, 5:52 PM EDT) -- On July 9, in Ben Porto & Son Ltd. v. Montgomery County, Maryland,[1] the Appellate Court of Maryland delivered a mixed decision regarding the imposition of stormwater charges in the state's most populous county, upholding the so-called rain tax as a valid excise tax, but loosening the standards for credits that may be applied against the charge.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too.
Maryland 'Rain Tax' Ruling May Offer Hope For Tax Credits
By Alyssa Domzal · August 6, 2024, 5:52 PM EDT On July 9, in Ben Porto & Son Ltd. v. Montgomery County, Maryland,[1] the Appellate Court of Maryland delivered a mixed decision regarding the imposition of stormwater charges in the state's... To view the full article, register now.
New Inclusionary Housing Mandates for Baltimore City | JD Supra
December 13, 2023 To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Summary The Baltimore City Council has passed a new inclusionary housing law which will require most new multifamily, market-rate projects to make at least 10% of their units available to households with limited incomes, at reduced rents. The City will provide a property tax credit intended to offset the project’s lost rent.
New Inclusionary Housing Mandates for Baltimore City
Summary The Baltimore City Council has passed a new inclusionary housing law which will require most new multifamily, market-rate projects to make at least 10% of their units available to households with limited incomes, at reduced rents. The City will provide a property tax credit intended to offset the project’s lost rent.
A Review Of Environmental Justice Concepts For Real Estate Development - Environment - United States
United States: A Review Of Environmental Justice Concepts For Real Estate Development 31 May 2021 by Lea A. Phillips , Alyssa Domzal and John B. Wright, II Ballard Spahr LLP To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Today's episode is discussion of the concept of environmental justice and how it's impacting the way federal, state and local governments approach real estate development projects, permitting, land use, and zoning.
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