Barrett McNagny LLP: Brandon J. Almas – Fort Wayne, IN

Real Estate and Municipal Law Strategist

Brandon J. Almas is a partner at Barrett McNagny LLP who brings a unique perspective to real estate and government law. Before joining the firm, Brandon worked for the City of Fort Wayne, giving him invaluable insight into the inner workings of municipal government and regulatory bodies. 🏛 This experience allows him to navigate zoning, planning, and utility matters with a level of insider knowledge that benefits his clients immensely. Located in the firm’s historic downtown offices, Brandon serves developers, businesses, and local governments with practical, forward-thinking legal counsel.

Land Use and Development

Brandon’s practice is heavily focused on the physical growth and regulation of communities. He is a go-to attorney for complex real estate projects. His key areas of expertise include:

• Real Estate Transactions: Representing buyers and sellers in the acquisition, disposition, and leasing of commercial and residential properties. 🏡
• Zoning and Land Use: Guiding developers through the entitlement process, including rezoning, variances, and development plans.
• Municipal Law: Advising towns and cities on ordinance drafting, open door laws, and public contracts.
• Utility Law: Handling regulatory matters related to water, sewer, and stormwater utilities.

Bridging Public and Private Sectors

Brandon Almas excels at the intersection of public policy and private enterprise. He understands how to effectively communicate with government officials and how to structure deals that meet regulatory requirements while achieving business goals. 🤝 His ability to negotiate complex contracts and navigate bureaucratic hurdles makes him a valuable asset for any development team. He is actively involved in the legal community and is dedicated to the responsible growth of the Fort Wayne region.

Accessible Downtown Location

Practicing from 215 East Berry Street, Brandon is situated in the Anthony Wayne Building, directly across from the Allen County Public Library. This central location ensures he is always accessible to clients and close to the government centers where much of his work takes place.