Recently, Integra Realty Resources published a report that predicts overall growth in today's senior population, click here to read the report. The aging population will be a significant tailwind for real estate industry.

Some of the most prevalent, mundane, and time- and money-consuming claims that tenants find themselves litigating stem from slip-and-fall accidents in shopping center common areas.

Business Facilities recently published Jeremy Schirra's article, "The Last Word: A Look At Incentives," discussing two particular items to note when selecting a site, other than the obvious general location, suitability...

Land Use special counsel Patrick Sullivan authored an op-ed in the Commercial Observer titled "Consider SROs to Help Solve New York City's Homelessness Crisis" on May 26, 2023.

The recent Vitalia at Tradition Residents' Association, Inc. v. Vitalia at Tradition, LLC decision shines a spotlight on a key but sometimes misunderstood aspect of community governance:

We're happy to share another episode of Partner Howard Koh's weekly vlog. This week, he discusses interest and attorneys' fees. Tune in here to find out how New York Courts handle contracts with provisions.

We are happy to share another episode of Partner Howard Koh's vlog! In this week's post, he discusses month-to-month tenancies in New York City. Tune in here to hear some of the issues that owners and their lawyers.

Partner Howard Koh returns with his weekly vlog! In this entry, he explains the phrase "time is of the essence."

The Orange County Planning Division has released its 2019 First Small Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment Schedule.

Michael Gnesin was recently interviewed for the podcast "3 Questions with Wayne Baxter" by One Capital Management. In the episode, he talks about important questions Canadian business owners should ask themselves before moving their operations to the U.S.

Land Use partner James P. Power authored an op-ed in Crains New York titled "Opening Midtown to More Residential use Can't get Bogged Down in Bureaucracy" on March 5, 2021.

Land Use partner James P. Power authored an op-ed in Crains New York titled "Opening Midtown to More Residential Use Could Ease the Affordability Crisis" on March 5, 2021

PFAS & Real Property Transactions: The Essentials Of Diligence And Compliance

Purchasing Commercial Real Estate With Gennaro DeSantis (Video)

Raymond Tran authored a May 13 article in Westlaw Journal Bank & Lender Liability, "Virtual reality and real estate."

Represented developer in the purchase of a construction company's storage yard for use in a planned residential redevelopment a block from the main commercial artery through Simsbury, CT.

Attorney Taylor Dawson explores the fundamental legal principles governing adverse possession, examining how property rights can be acquired through continuous, open, and hostile occupation.

Attorney Babak Shamsi explores the complex legal mechanisms governing easement enforcement and termination, examining the rights and remedies available to property owners when easement disputes arise. This webinar addresses critical questions about when and how easements can be legally terminated, and what enforcement options exist when easement rights are violated.

When purchasing property, understanding the full history of permits and remodels is crucial to avoiding costly surprises.

In this webinar, Attorney William O. Kessler discusses “Selling or Buying a House? Disclosure Traps for the Unwary”...