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Melanie Hagopian concentrates on real estate transactions, land use and environmental law. She represents clients in the acquisition, development, leasing, financing, management, preservation, and disposition of all types of real estate. Her transactional practice includes representation of lenders, developer/owners, individuals, families, public authorities and non-profit and community organizations. Her goal is to assist her clients in developing and implementing creative, practical and cost-effective approaches to their real estate acquisition, management, development, preservation and disposition needs.
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Ms. Hagopian’s services and expertise include:
• Affordable Housing and Community Development
• Commercial Financing
• Due Diligence Oversight
• Eminent Domain
• Entity Formation
• Environmental Permitting
• Government Relations
• Green Building
• Land Acquisition, Development, Preservation and Disposition
• Land Planning
• Public bidding
• Resolution of Land Disputes
• Resolution of Title Issues
• Wetlands Protection
• Zoning and Municipal Issues
Ms. Hagopian has the transactional, regulatory and policy experience and relationships from her 28 years of practice in the public and private sectors to handle all of her clients’ real estate needs. Her involvement with state and local environmental agencies and boards, housing and community development authorities, developers, non-profit organizations, investors, lenders and underwriters enables her to offer her clients cost effective, efficient and creative representation.
Ms. Hagopian is a cum laude graduate of the University of New Hampshire and a graduate of Suffolk University Law School. She has been an instructor of real estate law at the Boston University Center for Professional Education for the past ten years.
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