Practice · Real Estate

Real Estate

Commercial and mixed-use real estate — acquisition, financing, development, leasing, and dispute support.

Overview

Real estate counsel at Green & Sklarz is transactional and dispute-ready. Owners, developers, and tenants come to us for the full life cycle of commercial and mixed-use property — acquisition, financing, entity structuring, land use and zoning strategy, construction contracts, leasing, and the disputes that inevitably follow.

The value of the practice is the coverage. A single deal often touches entity choice, tax structuring, secured financing, land use approvals, lease drafting, and eventual disposition. Those are usually different lawyers at different firms. Here, they are the same team.

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How we help

Service scope

Acquisitions and dispositions

Purchase and sale of commercial and mixed-use properties, including 1031 exchanges coordinated with the tax team.

Development and land use

Zoning approvals, subdivision, site plan, and permitting for commercial and mixed-use projects.

Financing

Acquisition, construction, and permanent financing, including borrower-side representation with institutional lenders.

Leasing

Landlord and tenant leasing for office, retail, industrial, and mixed-use — drafted for the enforcement scenario.

Entity and tax structuring

Investor-level structuring, joint ventures, and coordination with estate planning for long-hold real estate.

Dispute support

Coordination with commercial litigation for title, lease, construction, and lender-borrower disputes.

Who we represent
  • Owners and developers of commercial and mixed-use property
  • Real estate operating companies and family-held portfolios
  • Institutional and private lenders
  • Commercial tenants
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FAQ

Common questions

How early should counsel be involved in a deal?+

Before the letter of intent is signed. Deal terms locked in an LOI are much harder to change at the definitive-agreement stage, especially around indemnities, escrows, and post-closing tax exposure.

Do you handle land use and zoning?+

Yes, for commercial and mixed-use projects, including approvals and appearances before local authorities.

Can you close in New York?+

For matters that fit the firm's practice — yes; several of our attorneys are New York-admitted.

Do you represent both landlords and tenants?+

Yes, subject to conflict clearance on any specific matter.

Ready to talk through the matter?

Confidential consultations. Call the firm directly, or send a short note and we'll respond.

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