Land Use

Land use law governs the interaction between private property development and the public agencies that regulate zoning, subdivision, infrastructure, and environmental compliance. We represent clients in all aspects of land use and development, including zoning changes, project entitlements, conservation easements, eminent domain, property tax appeals, boundary and easement disputes, quiet title actions, and challenges to municipal or county land use decisions.

Our attorneys guide clients through the full entitlement process—from early planning and feasibility analysis to final approvals. We frequently coordinate with surveyors, engineers, architects, planners, brokers, and technical consultants to build complete applications and compelling presentations. We also advise on community engagement strategies to improve the likelihood of project success and reduce opposition.

Clientele

We represent developers, investors, property owners, builders, lenders, brokers, and REALTOR® associations involved in residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects across Colorado.

Strengths

Our attorneys combine legal experience with practical understanding of how land use decisions are made. We know the regulations, the agencies, and the political landscape—and we bring that insight to every matter. Whether facilitating approvals or defending a project in court, we help clients manage complexity, anticipate issues, and move forward with confidence.

Disclaimer — Content is general information only. Information is not provided as advice for a specific matter, nor does its publication create an attorney-client relationship. Laws vary from one state to another. For legal advice on a specific matter, consult an attorney.

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