In the early 2000’s, fifteen acres of prime real estate off Georgetown Pike in McLean became available for development. Walsh, Colucci, Lubeley, Emrich & Walsh represented the sellers of this property and drafted the sales contract. Knowing that WCLEW was the premier land use firm in Northern Virginia, WCI/Renaissance also retained their services to purchase the land. With a reputation for professional integrity and fairness, WCLEW was able to negotiate the final sales contract to the mutual benefit of both clients - the sellers and the purchasers.

Development plans for this enclave of luxury estate homes required WCLEW to structure a land swap with adjacent land owners to gain enough land for an access road. Additionally, the site plans obliged one landowner to vacate his rights to the access road, which WCLEW was able to administer. WCI/Renaissance then tapped the firm’s real estate expertise to draft the development documents and homeowner’s association documents.

The ability to navigate the intricate elements of this development project and create the solutions, highlight the value of the WCLEW real estate transactions group.