Cannabis in Commercial Real Estate: Licensing, Zoning, Risk, and Regulatory Challenges with Gregg Hilzer
Episode 6: Cannabis in Commercial Real Estate: Licensing, Zoning, Risk, and Regulatory Challenges with Gregg Hilzer
In this episode, Gregg Hilzer, Co-Chair of Stevens & Lee's Cannabis Law Group, joins us to delve into the rapidly evolving cannabis industry and the essential role of real estate in its expansion. Gregg shares his journey into cannabis law, his experience guiding clients through the complex licensing processes in states like New Jersey and New York, and insights into how zoning, regulatory hurdles, and market competition shape the cannabis landscape. Whether you're interested in the legalities, investment opportunities, or real estate dynamics of cannabis, this conversation offers a comprehensive overview of this high-stakes sector.
Key Takeaways:
- Licensing Challenges: Understanding the intricacies of securing cannabis licenses in different states and the importance of local real estate control.
- Regulatory Risks and Compliance: Gregg’s perspective on managing compliance in a highly regulated industry with federal, state, and municipal layers.
- Market Outlook: Insights into how potential federal rescheduling of cannabis could transform financial accessibility and regulatory frameworks.
Related Topics for Further Exploration:
- Real estate in high-risk industries: Strategies for navigating regulatory hurdles.
- Cannabis investment: Evaluating risk and opportunity in the cannabis space.
- The future of cannabis regulation in the U.S.: Potential impacts of federal reform on the industry.
Guest Information:
Gregg Hilzer is Co-Chair of Stevens & Lee’s Cannabis Law Group, where he represents both medical and adult-use cannabis operators, guiding them through licensing, regulatory compliance, and real estate selection across the Northeast.
Spotlight:
Gregg Hilzer's LinkedIn
Stevens & Lee Website
Information
- Show
- Published8 November 2024 at 19:30 UTC
- Length43 min
- Season1
- Episode6
- RatingClean