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3 trends driving commercial real estate development in Texas

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Jan 4, 2021 | Firm News

In recent years, more and more commercial real estate developers are beginning to look inward rather than focusing their efforts on building along the coasts. Cities throughout Texas have seen numerous benefits from this development. It’s expected that this growth...

Is multi-family housing a good investment?

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Oct 14, 2020 | Firm News

There are always people looking for a new place to live. Whether people are striking out on their own for the first time or downsizing to make life simpler, multi-family housing can potentially reach many people. Branching into a multi-family housing complex can be an...

Proactive Planning in a Year of Uncertainty Can Benefit Businesses

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Oct 9, 2020 | Business Law, Firm News

If there is one thing businesses can count on, it is continuing and seemingly never-ending changes to U.S. business tax laws. The countless modifications in recent years apparently have not been enough, and new regulations are on the horizon. An election year adds to...

Tax planning strategies for your business

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Jan 9, 2020 | Firm News

Business owners can potentially access significant tax savings with careful planning and due diligence. As the end of the year approaches, take advantage of these tips for potential 2019 savings and implement new ideas to save in 2020.  These are the most common...

Who is responsible for repairs in a commercial lease?

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Sep 10, 2019 | Firm News

Your recently purchased commercial building is ready for tenants, and the applications are trickling in. While you’re excited to fill the space, you have some reservations about renting. You’re new to this game, and you aren’t sure what your liabilities are. One of...

What does full-scale oil and gas legal representation entail?

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Aug 12, 2019 | Business Transactions, Firm News

When a law firm holds itself out as an entity that helps the virtual universe of actors in the oil and gas industry resolve challenges and exploit opportunities, that is saying something.Especially in Texas. We modestly make the claim at Stephenson Fournier in...

Key importance of well-crafted employment contracts for a business

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Aug 5, 2019 | Business Law, Firm News

A recent in-depth business article spotlighting employment agreements and their obviously central role in the commercial universe makes a salient point: “clarity matters.” It does indeed. We stress at the tenured Houston business law firm of Stephenson...

Might a Texas link benefit your foreign business enterprise?

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Jul 30, 2019 | Business Law, Firm News

We modestly suggest at the proven Houston business law firm of Stephenson Fournier that, if you’re a foreign business seeking to expand into the United States, Texas might reasonably be on your short list of possibilities.After all, our state is a top-end oil...

Houston Expands Market-Based Parking

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Jul 25, 2019 | Commercial Real Estate, Firm News

In Houston, as in other cities, regulations dictate how many parking spaces a development must have. The number required depends on type and size of the development. For example, Houston requires 1.333 parking spaces for each 1 bedroom unit in an apartment complex and...

Key commercial real estate focus: zoning, land use considerations

On behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Jul 22, 2019 | Commercial Real Estate, Firm News

Commercial real estate projects of significant size in Houston and across Texas often feature multi-layered complexity. That reality equally affects principal participants ranging from investors, lenders and developers to project owners, lessees/tenants and myriad...
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