Kasirer to Host Webinar on Proactive Liquor Licensing Strategies for Real Estate Development

Kasirer, New York City's leading lobbying and government relations firm, is hosting a free webinar on September 15 at 10am as part of its New York Thought Leaders Series. The virtual session titled "Get Ahead: Why Proactive Liquor Licensing Strategy Matters for Real Estate Success" will feature Suri Kasirer, President of the firm, and Max Bookman, Partner at Pesetsky & Bookman PC, discussing how forward-looking licensing approaches can benefit development projects.

The webinar will cover critical updates to New York's liquor licensing laws, including recent temporary license changes and the new amenity space liquor license category that significantly impacts project planning. Participants will receive guidance on outdoor dining regulations, private club licensing, and amenity planning approvals, along with industry trends and case studies from major developments across New York City's boroughs.

This educational initiative addresses the complex liquor licensing landscape that affects real estate developers, property owners, project managers, restaurant and hospitality professionals, real estate attorneys, and investment professionals. The discussion will focus on compliance challenges and best practices that can streamline development timelines and reduce regulatory risks for projects requiring liquor licensing components.

Kasirer has established expertise in navigating New York's regulatory environment, having supported clients including Smorgasburg and The James New York through the liquor licensing process. The firm's experience with major developments positions this webinar to provide practical insights for professionals facing licensing hurdles in their projects. Interested participants can register for the event at https://lnkd.in/eY5B7xsx.

The webinar's emphasis on proactive strategy development reflects the growing importance of liquor licensing in real estate success, particularly as New York continues to evolve its regulatory framework. By addressing compliance issues early in project planning, developers can avoid costly delays and better integrate hospitality amenities that enhance property value and tenant satisfaction.