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Real Estate

Matthew J. Weinstein Joins Bean, Kinney & Korman

Real estate and land use attorney Matthew Weinstein joins the firm, bringing valuable legislative experience as former Chief of Staff to Virginia Delegate Richard Sullivan.

March 14, 2017

Appellate

Bean, Kinney & Korman Attorneys Win Virginia Supreme Court Appeal Involving Local Taxation of Transferable Development Rights

In a landmark Virginia Supreme Court case, attorneys Jonathan Kinney and Zachary Williams won a unanimous ruling limiting Arlington County's authority to tax transferable development rights, setting statewide precedent.

January 9, 2017

Real Estate

Condemnation Changed (Permanently?) in Virginia

Condemnation Changed (Permanently?) in Virginia

January 1, 2013

Construction

Arlington County Board Approves Clarendon Block Redevelopment

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January 24, 2012

Real Estate

EPA Storm Water Regulations – Potential Impediment to Development

EPA Storm Water Regulations – Potential Impediment to Development

September 1, 2011

Litigation

Nimby! The Views at Clarendon Project and Litigation 2004-2011

Nimby! The Views at Clarendon Project and Litigation 2004-2011

May 1, 2011

Construction

Transferable Development Rights: Now in Action in Arlington

Transferable Development Rights: Now in Action in Arlington

May 1, 2011

Litigation

Bean, Kinney & Korman Represents Developer of 'The Views' at Clarendon in Dismissed Case

Attorneys Jonathan Kinney and Raighne Delaney successfully defended affordable housing developer 1210 North Highland in a Fourth Circuit case, securing dismissal of an Establishment Clause challenge to the $46 million Views at Clarendon condominium project.

January 3, 2011

Real Estate

Jonathan Kinney Receives Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing's Affordable Housing Award

Land use attorney Jonathan Kinney received the 2010 Affordable Housing Award from the Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing, recognizing decades of advocacy, pro bono work, and community leadership advancing affordable housing in Arlington County.

October 5, 2010

Real Estate

Virginia Plays TDR Catch-Up

This article appears to discuss Virginia’s efforts to expand or modernize transfer of development rights programs as a land use planning tool. It likely addresses how TDR programs can be used to preserve farmland, open space, and environmentally sensitive land while shifting density and development potential to other areas better suited for growth. However, the full article appears to be inaccessible, and no verified Bean Kinney attorney quote could be confirmed from currently available sources.

September 16, 2010