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Boston Land Use and Zoning Law Firm
Overview
Attorney Kevin J. Joyce provides legal counsel and consulting services to real estate professionals and consumers throughout Boston and the surrounding area. He brings over 20 years of experience in commercial permitting, real estate transactions and regulatory issues to clients, with an emphasis on zoning and permitting of property in the City of Boston...
Attorney Kevin J. Joyce provides legal counsel and consulting services to real estate professionals and consumers throughout Boston and the surrounding area. He brings over 20 years of experience in commercial permitting, real estate transactions and regulatory issues to clients, with an emphasis on zoning and permitting of property in the City of Boston...
Attorney Kevin J. Joyce provides legal counsel and consulting services to real estate professionals and consumers throughout Boston and the surrounding area. He brings over 20 years of experience in commercial permitting, real estate transactions and regulatory issues to clients, with an emphasis on zoning and permitting of property in the City of Boston. A former Commissioner of Inspectional Services, Mr. Joyce is known throughout the legal and professional community as a problem solver and a consensus builder. Contact Kevin J. Joyce for a confidential consultation.
Mr. Joyce represents a broad range of real estate clients, including property owners, developers, lenders, landlords, tenants, and investors. He has handled real estate transactions involving hotels, residential subdivisions, office, residential and commercial condominiums, and restaurants.
Attorney Joyce's comprehensive practice also includes:
- Zoning approvals, permits and litigation
- Alcohol and entertainment licenses and litigation
- Land use, environmental, and rights of way approvals, compliance and litigation
- Business and transactional law
- Historic approvals, compliance and permits
- Regulatory compliance, administrative law appeals and litigation
Mr. Joyce has extensive experience in utilizing crisis management, regulatory processes and litigation in order to achieve successful results for his clients. Developing and implementing strategic solutions in an individualized manner has earned Mr. Joyce the reputation of a premier attorney in the Boston area.
For a lawyer with experience in commercial permitting, real estate transactions and regulatory matters, contact Kevin J. Joyce.
About Kevin J. Joyce, Attorney at Law
Practice Areas
- Land Use and Zoning
Classes and Seminars
- Real Estate, Boston Architectural College
Office Information
Address
50 Franklin StreetSuite 3 Boston, MA 02110
Phone
Fax
- 617-542-6479
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