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John P. Inglesino
Managing/Founding Partner
OUR CLIENTS
We represent developers
and property owners in
suburban and urban areas.
Our clients engage in a variety
of uses, including multifamily,
industrial, mixed-use, golf,
retail, offi ce, hotel, automobile
dealerships, self-storage and
schools. The fi rm also serves
as redevelopment counsel
and board attorneys for
governmental entities.
PROJECT SPOTLIGHT
We were engaged as lead
counsel on a mixed-use
inclusionary development in
Parsippany. The project is nearly
2,000 units and includes more
than 50,000 square feet of
commercial space and, as such,
is truly transformative. This
project will assist Parsippany
in satisfying its unmet round 3
and round 4 affordable housing
obligations. This former offi ce
600 Parsippany Road, Suite 204
Parsippany, NJ 07054
OUR EXPERTISE
♦ IN REAL ESTATE: Land
use approvals, affordable
housing litigation,
redevelopment agreements,
fi nancial agreements,
contracts for purchase and
sale of real estate, fi nancing,
leasing, environmental,
condemnation and tax
appeals
John P. Wyciskala
Founding Partner
complex will permit Parsippany
to use bonus credits under the
recent amendments to the New
Jersey Fair Housing Act. The
project will require a long-term
tax exemption to be viable.
The Township and the Board of
Education are in negotiations
to determine an appropriate
sharing of payment in lieu
of taxes or PILOT revenues.
This and other inclusionary
developments are providing
much-needed affordable
housing and providing new
transformative communities,
which improve the quality of life
for many New Jersey residents.
OUR ADVANTAGE
It takes much more than
a good lawyer to obtain
approvals for complex
development projects in
New Jersey. At Inglesino
Taylor, we have a unique
and unparalleled ability to
formulate effective strategies
to achieve our clients’
objectives. We carefully
consider the legal, business,
political and public policy
considerations necessary to
formulate effective strategies
for our clients, and we
possess the technical skills
required to implement those
strategies. We understand
the perspective of mayors
and board attorneys because
our attorneys have served in
those capacities. But, when
circumstances warrant, we
have the litigation prowess to
be tigers in the court.