Sophisticated Representation For
The Most Complex Projects
Sophisticated Representation For
The Most Complex Projects
The shift toward return-to-office policies continues to shape the commercial real estate market. As companies reconfigure their workspaces, rental prices, lease terms, and property availability experience significant fluctuations. This evolving landscape prompts both...
It is not uncommon for New York residents to see their property subjected to the eminent domain process, especially if their property abuts main thoroughfares or is adjacent to public land. However, even those who own property that seemingly might never be in the area...
New York business owners know the importance of a good commercial lease. Unlike residential leases, commercial leases are usually long-term, since business owners generally plan to have their business remain in the same location. If you are an Albany business owner,...
In New York commercial real estate, a title dispute emerges when multiple parties stake conflicting claims or rights to a specific property. These disputes can encompass issues like who rightfully owns the property, possession, property use, boundary disputes and many...
Typically, commercial leases are hard to terminate. New York law does not require commercial landlords to mitigate damages when a tenant terminates the lease early. This law may seem strict. However, if you are a commercial tenant, there might be some situations that...
A home purchase is one of the largest investments you may ever make. It’s smart to request an inspection and to review the report before you complete the purchase. Inspection report An inspection report can provide you with details about the property’s condition....
New York business owners know the importance of a good commercial lease. Unlike residential leases, commercial leases tend to be longer, sometimes lasting several years, so you must make sure your commercial lease meets your goals. Another difference between...
A Letter of Intent (LOI) plays a crucial role in business transactions, especially in real estate deals. It typically functions as a non-binding agreement outlining the main points of a proposed transaction, such as the sale price, closing date and other key terms. An...
If property owners and buyers have rights when dealing with real estate, they must also follow specific restrictions provided by federal and state policies. Regarding real estate transfers, property owners have the right to choose who they sell or lease to. However,...
Eminent domain is the process the government can use to take private property for public use without the owner’s consent. While eminent domain can help support public interests, it is important to balance those interests with the property owner’s rights. Eminent...