Educational Programs

This program will examine community association-based laws in NJ. Panelists will also discuss recent changes to the Planned Real Estate Development rules and best practices for establishing a community association.

This program will focus on various aspects of residential financing, real estate market and economy. Panelists will review industry trends, economic forecasts and the various financing vehicles available.

Legislation, regulations and court decisions relating to the land development review process continue to modify the legal framework within which real estate is developed. A panel of land use attorneys will examine the most recent significant changes and discuss their implication for the future.

The panel will highlight permitting issues and anticipated regulatory changes that arise under the NJDEP's Land Use Management and Water Resources regulatory programs. Regulations that will be discussed include: Protecting Against Climate Threats, Water Quality Management Planning rules, Public Access rules, Stormwater Management rules and more.

Legislation, regulations and court decisions relating to environmental issues continue to modify the legal framework within which real estate is developed.ÊA panel of environmental attorneys will examine the most recent significant changes and discuss their implication for the future.

Redevelopment will comprise the majority of new development in NJ for the foreseeable future as suburban and urban communities compete to reinvent themselves. Hear from a panel of experts about how communities with a vision for the future are working with developers to make it happen today.Ê

The courts continued their lead role in enforcing the constitutional requirement that municipalities must create realistic opportunities for the construction of low- and moderate-income housing. Hear about the latest developments and what to expect going forward in the changing affordable housing landscape.

Panelists will discuss the implementation of regulatory requirements under the Site Remediation Reform Act and will review other emerging requirements in the world of brownfield redevelopment.