Todd Ware Email & Phone Number

Often hired by start-up and established companies across the U.S. and globally, Todd advises and assists on real estate and natural resource development opportunities in the southeastern United States.

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  Partner

  Johnston Allison & Hord, Pa

  Feb 2003 - Present

  - Represents international natural resource developers, both majors and juniors, on business organization, land package acquisition and permitting and entitlement for natural resource (lithium, gold, other precious metals) exploration and mining projects in the southeastern United States- Represents national homebuilder with growing presence in North and South Carolina focused on development of 55 and older communities, assisting on all aspects of title and land acquisition and financing for growing portfolio.- Represents several active commercial real estate developers in all aspects of acquisition, financing and development and disposition of office, retail and mixed-use projects, with a focus towards redevelopment, including preparation and negotiation of site acquisition documents, review and negotiation of financing documents (both traditional commercial lending and conduit/securitized financing), negotiation of office and retail leases and ground leases with national, regional and local tenants, preparation of land use and management documents (easements, declarations, POA's, etc.), and advising on environmental and land use and entitlement issues.- Represented developer of high-rise residential condominium project from inception to completion, including all aspects of site acquisition and financing, construction, regulatory compliance and permitting, condominium management documents, disposition, and buyer dispute management.- Represented largest developer of national drugstore chain in Southeastern United States on fast-track negotiation of 25+ leases.- Managed successful client response to Notice of Violation from environmental enforcement agency regarding storage, disposal and clean-up of solid waste materials on proposed thirty acre retail shopping center site.- Managed process for securing approval from local historic preservation commission for the relocation of historic structures.

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  University Of North Carolina School Of Law

  Law