Real Estate
Larkin Hoffman's attorneys Bill Griffith and Adam Pabarcus recently moderated panel discussions during Bisnow’s Twin Cities State of the Market outlook event. Held earlier this month, the event featured insightful conversations with leaders in the Twin Cities real estate and development markets.
The first panel, moderated by Bill Griffith, included Pat Barrett, COO of Oppidan Investment Company; Tim Elam, Managing Director at Scannell Properties; and Barry Stoffel, Partner and Integrator at Gardner Builders. The four covered a range of topics including strategies for navigating the current market and some of the challenges to various asset classes including industrial space, data centers, and senior housing. Pat Barrett remarked optimistically, "Winds are shifting, and we're headed in the right direction," when discussing emerging trends in the Twin Cities.
Adam Pabarcus moderated the event's final panel which included Josh Brandsted, President of Greco Properties; Jay Bhakta, Managing Partner at JR Hospitality; and Angela Ledding, Head of Underwriting at PACE Sloan Group. The panel focused on the future prospects for the Twin Cities real estate market. "We're witnessing significant economic volatility, impacting every facet of property development and management," noted Adam. Discussions centered on the resurgence of office space demand as the city adapts post-COVID-19 lockdown, as well as identified avenues for future growth.
Bill Griffith and Adam Pabarcus are both part of Larkin Hoffman's real estate team. Recently, Bill sat down with Adam and another attorney on the team, Tim Rye to discuss property taxes. If you would like to learn more about property taxes in how today's market may be affecting your value, please visit the Larkin Hoffman Real Estate Podcast and listen to our latest episode.
Bill Griffith advises local and national clients on legal and policy issues affecting land use, zoning, real estate, environmental review, municipal law, regulatory matters and government relations. He has been legal counsel to Mall of America in all its phases, and serves as city attorney for the city of Columbus. He is a trusted advisor on real estate development and public funding for both private clients and municipalities.
Adam Pabarcus is a litigator and trial attorney who focuses his practice on complex real estate litigation and property tax appeals. Adam represents clients in state and federal courts across the country to resolve disputes and advance their business goals on a broad range of issues.
Tim Rye is a litigator who advises clients on real estate valuation and property tax appeals. He advises on all aspects of the property tax appeal process, including: reviewing properties for potential success on appeal, filing appeals and all statutory disclosures, researching market data, preparing analyses for negotiations, negotiating resolutions, and litigating appeals if necessary. Tim represents a broad range of clients, including real estate investors, owners, developers, property and asset managers, corporations, and individuals with real estate holdings.