by OLK&M Attorneys at Law | Sep 13, 2023 | Colin Rice, Land Use & Zoning, Law Firm News, Real Estate, Real Estate and Land Use, Real Estate Law
OLDER LUNDY’s Real Estate & Land Use Practice Group is excited to announce that our client, Birdie Club Indoor Golf, has officially opened South Tampa’s first indoor golf simulation experience at 3409 S. Dale Mabry Hwy. Adrian and Maria Martinez began their first...
by OLK&M Attorneys at Law | Aug 16, 2023 | Colin Rice, Local Government, Real Estate, Real Estate and Land Use
On August 10, 2023, Older Lundy secured a Comprehensive Plan map amendment for 20 acres in the Wimauma area of Unincorporated Hillsborough County. The property had been inadvertently split into two “future land use” designations after a mapping error in 2007 when the...
by OLK&M Attorneys at Law | Aug 10, 2023 | Colin Rice, Land Use & Zoning, Real Estate and Land Use, Real Estate Law
On July 1, 2023, the Live Local Act (“LLA”) became effective in the State of Florida. This legislation has the potential to change the skyline in any major City and offers dramatic increases in housing density to address Florida’s housing shortage. In addition to...
by OLK&M Attorneys at Law | Aug 8, 2023 | Community, Matt Newton, Real Estate, Real Estate and Land Use, Real Estate Law
Leadership Tampa, which provides development opportunities to leaders who seek to expand their leadership on diverse dynamics, has announced its 51 new class members in the Tampa Bay area. We are so very proud to announce that OLDER LUNDY’s Real Estate and Land Use...
by OLK&M Attorneys at Law | Jun 30, 2023 | Land Use & Zoning, Law Firm News, Matt Newton, Real Estate, Real Estate and Land Use, Real Estate Law
Real Estate Development and Land Use Attorney Matt Newton has recently joined Stageworks Tampa Board of Directors! Stageworks Theatre is Tampa’s longest running professional theatre company since 1983. We are excited to see the work they do for our Tampa Bay Theatre...
by OLK&M Attorneys at Law | Jun 15, 2023 | Law Firm News, Matt Newton, Real Estate, Real Estate and Land Use, Real Estate Law
Will USF finally get it’s football stadium on campus? With the first vote next week, TBBJ’s Henry Queen asked OLKM’s Matt Newton to weigh in. Click here for the full article.
