Guenther Waldow, Jr. is a partner and a member of the firm’s Real Estate/Redevelopment and Public Entity Law Groups. Mr. Waldow has extensive experience counseling municipalities on daily operations while remaining focused and moving towards transformative opportunities available through the use of New Jersey Redevelopment Law. His practice encompasses all elements of the redevelopment process, from the designation of a redevelopment area and the negotiation of a redevelopment agreement to the negotiation of financial agreements governing payments in lieu of taxes. Mr. Waldow leverages his previous experience as an Assistant Corporation Counsel of fifteen years for the rapidly developing City of Newark handling all aspects of commercial, industrial, and multi-family development and redevelopment, including affordable housing.  He was and continues to be primarily responsible for providing legal advice to the City’s Department of Economic and Housing Development for complex transactions requiring public-private partnerships and the utilizations of government incentive programs.  Mr. Waldow has a proven track record to spot redevelopment issues and fashion solutions that otherwise would likely not be considered to help advance redevelopment projects.