05.01.2025Eugene Paolino To Moderate Fireside Chat At Jersey City Summit For Real Estate 10th Anniversary EventEugene T. Paolino, Esq., Senior Partner at Genova Burns LLC, will host a special Fireside Chat at the Jersey City Summit's10th Anniversary event, taking place on Thursday, May 15th. Gene will sit down with Nicole Meyer, President of Kushner and Michael Sommer, Chief Development Officer at Kushner, for a compelling conversation on leadership, vision, and transformative development. Gene brings decades of experience in real estate, land use, and development law, representing many of the region’s most prominent property owners, developers, and institutions. His deep ties to Jersey City and instrumental role in its transformation make him uniquely positioned to lead this conversation.
11.15.2024Genova Burns’ Eugene Paolino and Gerard Pizzillo Recognized Among ROI-NJ’s 2024 Real Estate InfluencersGenova Burns is proud to announce that Senior Partner Eugene T. Paolino, Esq., and Partner Gerard D. Pizzillo, Esq., have been named to ROI-NJ's prestigious 2024 Influencers - Real Estate list in the Service Provider category. This recognition highlights their significant contributions and influence within New Jersey’s real estate sector.
04.16.2024Genova Burns Helps Secure Major Funding For Client Under The Film and Digital Media Studio Infrastructure Act Genova Burns is pleased to announce a major success on behalf of client Criterion Group LLC in connection to the recent NJEDA approval of $9.5 million in funding under the Film and Digital Media Studio Infrastructure Act, of which a significant portion was approved in support of our Client’s film studio project in Jersey City. Criterion Group, with the assistance of Genova Burns LLC, is engaged in an innovative effort to create a full-scale film campus, located in Jersey City.
05.14.2020Eugene T. Paolino Discusses the Effect of COVID-19 on Real Estate Trends in ROI-NJ Partner Eugene T. Paolino was recently interviewed by ROI-NJ for an article discussing the effect COVID-19 has had on real estate trends. "After flocking to urban communities for at least a decade, young people are calling real estate agents to buy homes where no agent ever expected they would."
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