6 Ways RE Projects Can Balance Campus, Commercial Needs

11.05.26

University stadium projects often get the most attention, but the development around them has to work for the campus long after game day ends. In a new article for Law360, Winstead Shareholder Bob Burton looks at recent groundbreakings at the University of Tennessee and the University of South Florida. He offers six ways university counsel and development partners can draft mixed-use agreements that support commercial activity while protecting a school's educational mission and its ability to change over time.

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