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If you are the landlord or tenant of a shopping center that has lost a major anchor or has experienced an exodus of tenants, making it appear to be a retail ghost town, what can you do to salvage the holiday season?

Itching to sue the government for taking your property? Treme v. St. John the Baptist Parish Council is a reminder that you must have a property interest subject...

As a result of recent changes concerning requirements that public bodies must adhere to in responding to Open Public Records Act (OPRA) requests...

As of 1 August 2025, Massachusetts law prohibits landlords and real estate brokers from imposing broker or leasing fees on tenants unless the tenant independently hires the agent.

In its Business Litigation Session, the Massachusetts Superior Court granted partial summary judgment in favor of a commercial tenant café, holding that its payment obligations...

District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser introduced the Rebalancing Expectations for Neighbors, Tenants and Landlords (RENTAL) Act of 2025 on Feb. 12, 2025.

Not all tenants are created equal. Shopping center landlords can agree that having a high-end retailer on their roster often beats out the local mom-n-pop shop.

The New York City Council and the New York State Legislature have recently passed legislation subjecting new compliance and reporting requirements for cooperatives and condominiums.

A Herrick condominium client received an Appellate Court ruling acknowledging that an association may be entitled to a receivership in its foreclosure.

Effective January 1, 2015, commercial landlords are prohibited from entering into leases or other occupancy agreements that include any unreasonable restriction or prohibition on the installation or use of an electric vehicle charging station.

The ongoing pandemic continues to affect New York real estate landlords and tenants. Here's an update on recent developments.

Effective June 21, 2023, New York State Real Property Law (Section 231-B) has been amended to require landlords to disclose specific information regarding flood risk...

A recorded easement may be deemed abandoned under New Jersey law based on the easement holder's long-term conduct, even in the absence of a formal written release.

Real Estate Partner, Craig Coan, shared his insights about what's next for L.A.'s resilient real estate sector. Below are excerpts from the L.A. Times B2B Publishing feature...

Recent years have seen the increase in popularity of pop-up shops as solutions for landlords in need of cash flow.

On August 19, 2014, the Pennsylvania Superior Court affirmed a trial court’s decision not to reduce accelerated damages awarded to a landlord to present value...