Andrew Gregg is a shareholder with Bean, Kinney & Korman, focusing his practice on land use, zoning and development. His unique background as a developer, owner and investor in commercial real estate offers his clients a valued perspective and understanding of their business goals and interests.
From managing complex entitlement processes with architects and engineers to negotiating terms of purchase and regular value estimation discussions with county planning officials, Andrew has the experience and knowledge to offer astute counsel to clients in a variety of industries. He’s been responsible for numerous projects in the DMV including luxury residential, office, industrial, and hospitality.
Prior to joining the firm, Andrew was a partner at The Penrose Group.
Experience
- Led development project for $142M 265 unit apartment complex in Arlington, VA – 425,000 total square feet including 5,000 square foot retail operations.
- Managed redevelopment of former gas station to vibrant mixed use building valued at $93M – 260,000 total square feet including 5,000 square feet for retail.
- Led project planning of former car dealership and dry cleaner with environmental contamination to successful complex subdivision (mixed use building and townhomes).
Bar & Court Admissions
- Virginia, 2012
Education
- University of St. Thomas School of Law, J.D., 2011
- St. Mary’s College of Maryland, B.A., 2007
Awards & Affiliations
Awards
- Arlington Magazine, Top Attorney – Land Use/Zoning, 2022
Professional Affiliations
- Young Lawyers Conference, Virginia State Bar
- The Virginia Bar Association
- National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP)
Blogs
Videos
News & Publications
Recent Highlights
Blog Post
Virginia's Faith in Housing Act: What Tax-Exempt Landowners Should Be Doing Before January 1, 2027
Event
On Board: Elevating Nonprofit Board Leaders, presented by Leadership Center of Arlington
Video
The BKK Beat, Episode 32: IP Law in the News - Fender's Stratocaster, Part 5
News / Publication
24 Bean, Kinney & Korman Attorneys Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America® 2027 Edition; Six Recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America
Blog Post
Virginia's July 1 Zoning Changes Already Bind Fairfax County. The Zoning Ordinance Has Not Caught Up.
Event
What the New Non-Compete Rules Mean for Virginia Employers
Video
The BKK Beat, Episode 31: IP Law in the News - Fender's Stratocaster, Part 4
News / Publication
