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Overview

Gemma Cashman focuses her practice on real estate and land use law, assisting real estate developers and financial institutions on matters, including property finance, conveyancing, development, permitting and leasing. She represents commercial clients in the energy, utilities and real estate development industries.

Gemma assists real estate clients in all aspects of diligence in connection with conveyancing, constructing and financing commercial real estate, including joint venture agreements and other organizational documents, condominium documents, ground and space leases, and title insurance. Her experience involves coordinating with municipal and state authorities on complex permitting and zoning issues, due diligence review, drafting and negotiating agreements, and strategic planning.

Gemma also has extensive experience working with residential and nonprofit clients on real property transactions with substantial tax implications.

Experience

Represented an American life insurance company, as lender, in the originations of a $556 million construction loan and a $107.5 million mezzanine loan to build groundbreaking office tower on Park Avenue, New York City

Represented a real estate developer in the $13.2 million acquisition and financing of an office building in Boston, Massachusetts with substantial title issues

Represented a buyer during the purchase of both a $4.2 million urban office complex and a $1.5 million residential condominium, utilizing a 1031 reverse exchange as a component of the transaction

Counseled developer on a $6.8 million refinancing of a suburban commercial complex

Counseled developer on $2.8 million construction financing of a condominium complex

Currently representing an institutional investor in industrial properties located across the country and related financing and joint venture work

Represented an international life insurance company, as lender, in connection with the financing of a portfolio of geo-thermal projects with an approximate loan amount of $180 million

Currently representing an institutional investor in the acquisition and financing of apartment buildings located in the greater Boston area and related work in the formation of joint venture arrangements and a real estate investment fund

Represented an equity investor in connection with an approximate $400 million investment in a portfolio of wind and solar projects located across the country

Education and Credentials

Education

  • Boston College, B.A., 2011
  • Suffolk University Law School, J.D., cum laude, 2014

Admissions

  • Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Affiliations

  • New England Women in Energy and the Environment (NEWIEE)
  • The Real Estate Bar Association for Massachusetts (REBA)

Recognition and Community

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Recognitions

Selected to The Best Lawyers in America list of Ones to Watch (Woodward/White, Inc.) for Environmental Law, 2023-2025; Real Estate Law, 2021-2025

In The Media

Publications

Media Mention

Gemma R. Cashman Latest News and Insights

October 7, 2024
Day Pitney Energy Team Secures Important Regulatory Approvals for SouthCoast Wind

Day Pitney recently obtained important regulatory approvals and zoning exemptions for our client, SouthCoast Wind Energy LLC, from the Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board and the Department of Public Utilities for a multi-billion dollar project.

January 3, 2023
Eleven Day Pitney Attorneys Elevated to Firm Partnership for 2023

Day Pitney Press Release

December 7, 2022
Gemma R. Cashman
November 21, 2022
In Potentially Lucrative Business of Recreational Cannabis, Many Real Estate Issues Abound

Day Pitney Real Estate Attorney Gemma Cashman authored the article "In Potentially Lucrative Business of Recreational Cannabis, Many Real Estate Issues Abound," for New England Real Estate Journal.

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