Practice Area
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Real Estate
Acquisitions, dispositions, leasing, development, and disputes — for investors, operators, and family principals.
Overview
Real estate is rarely just a transaction. Each deal sits inside a longer arc: a portfolio strategy, a 1031 timeline, a family succession, a development pipeline. We represent owners and operators through the full life cycle — from letter of intent through closing, lease-up, refinance, and eventual disposition.
Our approach
We negotiate documents that reflect how the asset will actually be operated, not the abstract ideal of either party's first draft. Title, survey, environmental, and entitlement issues are surfaced early, while there is still time to fix them, instead of papered over at closing.
Who we serve
- Private real estate investors and family offices
- Sponsors and operators of multi-family, retail, and mixed-use assets
- Developers navigating entitlement and construction
- Landlords and tenants in commercial leasing
Representative matters
- Construction Defects
- Eminent Domain / Condemnation
- HOA / Common Interest Communities
- Leasing (Landlord-Tenant)
- Property Disputes (encroachment, easements, quiet title)
- Property Development
- Residential & Commercial Transactions
- Title & Escrow Issues
- Zoning & Land Use
Disclaimer.The matters listed above are illustrative of the firm’s experience and are not a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of any future legal matter. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case turns on its own facts and applicable law.
Frequently asked
Common questions
- Do you handle 1031 exchanges?
- Yes. We coordinate with qualified intermediaries and structure the underlying transactions so identification and exchange deadlines are met without sacrificing deal terms.
- Can you assist with a development project from entitlement through completion?
- Yes. We work alongside land-use counsel and consultants from acquisition and entitlement through construction documents and sale or refinance.
- Do you litigate real estate disputes?
- Yes — title, lease, partition, and easement disputes are core to our litigation practice and inform how we draft.
Discuss a real estate matter
Every engagement begins with a direct conversation with a senior attorney.