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Mixed-Use Real Estate
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Mixed-Use Real Estate  


Mixed-use real estate developments are flourishing throughout the nation in suburban and metropolitan areas alike. The successful long-term implementation of a mixed-use real estate development includes many complex business and legal issues. Arnall Golden Gregory’s Mixed-Use Practice Team understands the issues that must be addressed in order to create a successful mixed-use development, which issues include:

  • Property Acquisition/Disposition
  • Entitlements
  • Financing
  • Leasing (retail and office)
  • Master Property Associations
  • Reciprocal Easements and Cross Easements
  • Easements (air rights, subsurface rights, parking issues and maintenance issues)
  • Use Restrictions
  • Title Issues
  • Lender Issues
Arnall Golden Gregory's Mixed-Use Practice Team is excited to be a leader in the field of mixed-use development and stands ready to assist clients in all areas necessary to create a successful development.  We have been involved with transactions in a variety of locations across the country, including Atlanta, Georgia; Dallas, Texas, Charlotte, North Carolina; Washington, D.C.; Birmingham, Alabama; Macon, Georgia and a number of other locations.

Representative Transactions: 
  • Representation of master developer in developing large mixed-use, multiple component project with office, retail and residential (multi-family and single family) components. 
  • Representation of developer as component of large, integrated mixed-use development which incorporates office, retail, residential and hospitality elements. 
  • Representation of master developer of mixed-use redevelopment of a former public housing development with elements including public infrastructure, mixed-income residential rental housing, single family housing, retail and office components. 
  • Representation of developer in acquisition, development, and financing of mixed-use residential condominium and retail project with ground lease, air rights, land swap, conventional and new markets tax credit loans, and TAD funds. 
  • Representation of developer in connection with multi-phased, mixed-use development comprised of multifamily and single family residential components, a new elementary school, a community center, a YMCA, a bank branch and other retail. 
  • Representation of public housing authority in structuring and financing with HUD grant funds a large master planned community revitalization project with multiple components including public infrastructure, mixed-income housing and recreational amenities. 
  • Representation of developer/owner in development and financing of mixed-use, multifamily rental housing and retail project, including joint venture with faith-based organization, FHA 221(d)(4) loan, and low-income housing tax credit investment. 
  • Representation of real estate equity fund in connection with its investment in two phase mixed-use development in urban area. 
For more information on this practice area, contact

Jonathan Eady and Abe Schear, Practice Leaders

 Attorneys in this Area
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