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Protecting Your Company’s Real Property Rights Through the Federal Courts

December 23, 2024 by Lonnie_Finkel

Commercial office building with a tree in front - Real estate dispute lawyers - Finkel Law GroupFor corporations, limited liability companies, and real estate development partnerships, protecting real property rights may be crucial to maintaining legal integrity of the assets and ensuring long-term financial growth of your business enterprise. While many real estate issues are handled at the state court level, certain disputes may fall under federal jurisdiction due to unique …Read more

Filed Under: Litigation, Real Estate

Local Government Impact Fees on Land Use Permits Once Again Before the U.S. Supreme Court

October 31, 2023 by Hugh Greenup

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case of Sheetz v. County of El Dorado, California.  This is a significant property rights case under the 5th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.  The court may once and for all answer the question of whether a land use permit condition in the form of a …Read more

Filed Under: Real Estate

What is the process of developing and financing a mixed used real estate development in an enterprise zone in an urban area?

September 5, 2023 by Hugh Greenup

Developing and financing a mixed-use real estate development in an urban enterprise zone involves a series of steps, from site acquisition and design to construction, leasing, and property management. An enterprise zone is a designated geographical area where governments provide tax benefits and other incentives to encourage economic development and job creation. Here’s a high-level …Read more

Filed Under: Business & Financing, Financing, Real Estate

EPA Publishes Final Rule on Conducting Phase I Environmental Site Assessments Under Superfund

December 26, 2022 by Hugh Greenup

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has changed the requirements for conducting environmental site assessments under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, which is commonly referred to as CERCLA or Superfund. What You Need to Know CERCLA requires prospective purchasers to conduct an “all appropriate inquiry” into the environmental conditions of a property to …Read more

Filed Under: Environmental Law, Real Estate

Buying Real Estate Does Not Always Include What You May Think It Does

November 28, 2022 by Hugh Greenup

Despite engaging in good faith due diligence, a buyer of real estate may miss some pre-existing property damage or a public improvement that was installed without permission or legal right. Does the buyer of the property have a cause of action for a taking or inverse condemnation when such a pre-existing condition is discovered after …Read more

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Negotiating with Your Landlord After Commercial Eviction Moratoriums Expire

September 14, 2021 by Hugh Greenup

Commercial Eviction MoratoriumsDuring the pandemic, a spirit of we’re all in this together took some of the edge off the normally tense relationship between landlords and commercial renters. Government relief and emergency regulations helped. But now as commercial eviction moratorium protections run out, the relationship will return to normal, albeit a normal flooded with complexities, scattered in …Read more

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: business advisors, commercial real estate

Owning a Data Center – an Increasingly Popular Real Estate Asset Class

July 19, 2021 by Hugh Greenup

Real Estate Data CenterData centers have migrated from being something of an “alternative” real estate asset class to a mainstream asset class in recent years. With the advent of 5G networks, data intensive technologies, and the continued digitization of our professional and personal lives, strong demand for data centers is expected to continue well into the future despite …Read more

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: commercial real estate, commercial real estate law, datacenters

The Importance of Real Estate Due Diligence in M&A Transactions

June 8, 2021 by Hugh Greenup

Real Estate Due Diligence in Merger and Acquisition TransactionsReal estate typically plays some part – whether ancillary or integral – in nearly every asset purchase, stock purchase, or merger transaction. Therefore, it’s important to understand what due diligence might be required for the real estate assets involved in the transactions you may be considering, and the potential risks of not performing that due …Read more

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: commercial real estate, Mergers & Acquisitions, real estate assets

Strategies to Extract Capital from Commercial Real Estate to Withstand Covid-19

November 18, 2020 by Hugh Greenup

Extract Capital from Commercial Real EstateCommercial real estate owners across the United States continue to struggle with the adverse financial impacts Covid-19 has caused to earnings and liquidity. While the return to something resembling a normal real estate market appears to be months, if not years, away, there are some strategies you can pursue now to extract capital from owned …Read more

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: commercial real estate, real estate assets, Real Estate Law

How to Manage Your Commercial Lease During the Coronavirus Crisis

April 21, 2020 by Hugh Greenup

Commercial lease corona virusThe Coronavirus pandemic is sweeping across the United States and, despite recent signs it may be abating in certain communities, most of the country is under some form of shelter-in-place order that in all likelihood will not be lifted for at least several weeks. The swift and persistent spread of the virus in California is …Read more

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: Bay Area Real Estate Attorney, commercial real estate, coronavirus, Real Estate Law

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  • Protecting Your Company’s Real Property Rights Through the Federal Courts
  • Local Government Impact Fees on Land Use Permits Once Again Before the U.S. Supreme Court
  • What is the process of developing and financing a mixed used real estate development in an enterprise zone in an urban area?
  • EPA Publishes Final Rule on Conducting Phase I Environmental Site Assessments Under Superfund
  • Buying Real Estate Does Not Always Include What You May Think It Does

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