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    HUD Suggests Individuals With Limited English Proficiency Are Now Covered Under The Fair Housing Act

    On September 15, 2016, the HUD issued new guidance impacting apartment management concerning residents who have limited proficiency reading, writing, speaking, or understanding the English language.
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Fox Rothschild LLP
    Fox Rothschild LLP
  • Article

    In New TOPA Case, DC Court Of Appeals Does Not Apply Court-Approved Settlement Exemption To Limit Tenant Purchase Rights

    In the District of Columbia, a tenant's right to the first opportunity to purchase a housing accommodation through the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) does not arise where the initiating third-party transfer does not qualify as an arms-length "sale."
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
Jackson & Campbell PC
Jackson & Campbell PC
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    Jersey Shore Landlords Become Subject To New "AirBnB Tax"

    In one of the more recent attempts to regulate and tax the growing internet economy, New Jersey has become one of the first big states to adopt a surcharge on rentals of fewer than 90 days, a so-called "AirBnB Tax".
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads LLP
    Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads LLP
  • Article

    Language In Declaration Makes Association Strictly Liable

    Defendant, Castletown Corner Owner's Association, Inc. ("Association"), had a duty to maintain a lift station. Specifically, the declaration imposed an obligation...
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Husch Blackwell LLP
    Husch Blackwell LLP
  • Article

    Lien Priority Statutes And Why They Make Sense

    A unit owner stopped paying assessments. The condominium association properly recorded and perfected a lien against the unit for those assessments. Under the applicable Oregon statute, the condo association lien is...
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Husch Blackwell LLP
    Husch Blackwell LLP
  • Article

    New California Legislation Targets Multifamily Residential Buildings For Water Conservation

    In a move that could have significant implications for water purveyors, residential developers, and landlords and tenants throughout California, Gov. Jerry Brown recently signed Senate Bill 7 into law.
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Best Best & Krieger
    Best Best & Krieger
  • Article

    New Jersey Legislature Provides Relief From The 2.5 Percent Statewide Non-Residential Development Fee

    On Aug. 25, 2011, Gov. Chris Christie signed into law Senate Bill S-2974 — new legislation providing relief from New Jersey’s 2.5 percent statewide non-residential development fee (2.5 percent fee).
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
    Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
  • Article

    New NYS Housing Law Requires Notice Of Disability Accommodation Rights, But Sample Agency Form Raises Concerns For City Buildings

    Seyfarth Synopsis: Cooperatives and landlords of residential buildings in New York State are required by a new law to provide written notice to tenants...
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Seyfarth Shaw LLP
    Seyfarth Shaw LLP
  • Article

    NJ Law Grants Tenants Implied Right To Attorney’s Fees Under Residential Leases

    New Jersey’s residential landlord/tenant statute has long been considered "tenant-friendly."
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Pepper Hamilton LLP
    Pepper Hamilton LLP
  • Article

    Perpetual Leases

    Q: If my tenant's lease contains an automatic renewal clause, does that mean I'm trapped in my lease forever?
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Becker & Poliakoff
    Becker & Poliakoff
  • Article

    Rental Rebellion: New Bill Would Change The Leasing Landscape In Planned Communities

    The battle between "pesky, disrespectful, transient tenants," and "overbearing, Big Brother community associations" may be heating up in North Carolina.
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Ward and Smith, P.A
    Ward and Smith, P.A
  • Article

    Tenant Favored Lease Strategies for 2011

    Although the national leasing market generally stabilized in 2010, leasing has been hit by the economy like virtually every other area of real estate.
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Thompson Coburn LLP
    Thompson Coburn LLP
  • Article

    The Doctrine Of Merger And Post-Judgment Assignments Of Instruments

    Under the doctrine of merger, where the promissory note and mortgage have been assigned after the final judgment of mortgage foreclosure, the assignee has no enforceable interest in the note...
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Kelley Kronenberg
    Kelley Kronenberg
  • Article

    The Property Line - Breaking Down Federal Relief For Tenants And Landlords

    The Property Line is a brief and lively discussion of the biggest issues facing the commercial real estate industry.
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Seyfarth Shaw LLP
    Seyfarth Shaw LLP
  • Article

    There Ain't No Such Thing As Free Rent

    Commercial tenants sometimes bargain for "free rent" periods from landlords as part of the lease negotiation process, and both tenants and landlords may view free rent periods as a "concession"
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Lowndes
    Lowndes
  • Article

    Top 3 Provisions To Look Out For When Negotiating A Restaurant Lease

    All commercial leases have a degree of complexity and uniqueness; negotiating a restaurant lease, however, comes with its own set of challenges in addition to those inherent in all commercial leases.
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    KI Legal
    KI Legal
  • Article

    Updates Required For Illinois Residential Lease Forms To Comply With The Safer Homes Act In 2026

    On Jan. 1st, the Illinois Safer Homes Act (765 ILCS 752) goes into effect. The act requires that a summary of the Illinois Safe Homes Act be attached as the first four pages of a residential lease in Illinois...
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Clark Hill Plc
    Clark Hill Plc
  • Article

    What Can Multifamily Buyers Do When Promised Rent Rolls Don't Match Reality?

    Since the value of a multifamily rental property derives primarily from the income it generates, potential buyers must have an accurate understanding of the rents ...
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    Pryor Cashman LLP
    Pryor Cashman LLP
  • Article

    What Is A Purchase Option In A Commercial Lease

    Signing a lease can be a very big investment. At the end of a lease term, it is possible that a tenant has spent an enormous sum of money, sometimes more than hundreds of thousands of dollars.
    United StatesReal Estate and Construction
    KI Legal
    KI Legal
  • Article

    Florida's State Sales Tax On Real Property Commercial Leases To Decrease Effective June 1, 2024

    The Florida Department of Revenue released Tax Information Publication (TIP) 24A01-02 on April 8, 2024, indicating that the state sales tax rate on the "total rent charged for renting...
    United StatesTax
    Holland & Knight
    Holland & Knight
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