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When proposed regulations under new Section 199A were issued regarding the deduction for pass-through entities, many real estate professionals were frustrated by the use of Section 162

Should landlords care what business their tenants are operating? The obvious general answer of "yes" now has a more detailed and important caveat. If your client is retailing goods

Leasing new space can be a stressful and expensive endeavor for any tenant, particularly the initial buildout phase.

Jeff Moerdler discusses the major issues affecting both tenants and landlords in lease negotiations.

When a tenant declares bankruptcy, landlords must often navigate a difficult situation. One challenge for landlords is that when the tenant files a bankruptcy petition, an "automatic stay" immediately applies.

What happens when a board questions the good faith of an apartment owner's request for a "reasonable accommodation"?

Governor Kathy Hochul's determined efforts to combat illegal cannabis operations in New York have gained even more momentum with a new multi-agency initiative authorized as part of the 2024 Budget

Seyfarth Shaw LLP represented Wilson Sporting Goods Co., a division of Amer Sports Corporation, in the move of its corporate headquarters to Prudential Plaza, 130 E. Randolph Street, in Chicago's Loop neighbourhood.

He recently counseled sbe Entertainment Group on its $319 million sale of a 50% interest in the company to Paris-based AccorHotels.

Recently, Law360 published our colleague Andrew A. Dean's follow up to his previous article, "Negotiating Exclusive Use Provisions in Retail Leases."

On October 10th, the New York State Attorney General's Office issued a memorandum which allows the partial condominium conversion of those New York City residential apartment buildings which have some apartments rented at market rents and others reserved for income-restricted tenants.

Despite dire predictions and a slowing of the return-to-work movement due to the delta variant, certain sectors of the office market remain strong—perhaps most notably (and understandably)...

The Property Line is a brief and lively discussion of the biggest issues facing the commercial real estate industry.

As retailers and restaurants begin to open doors and welcome back customers, the lawsuits between landlords and tenants that started during the pandemic are still working their way through the court system.

When construing lease obligations, courts generally attempt to enforce what the parties intended at the time of contract formation. Now that a pandemic like COVID-19 is foreseeable...

As keen observers are already aware, reports of the "death of brick-and-mortar" retail have been greatly exaggerated.

Amid landlords litigating the CDC residential eviction order at the local, state, and federal levels, President Trump's administration issued a clarification through a series of FAQs that allow certain eviction proceedings ...

In a case just handed down a few days ago by the United States District Court, Eastern District of Texas, Terkel et al. v. Center for Disease Control and Prevention et al. No. 6:20 -cv- 00564 (2021),