Commercial real estate transactions typically have many moving parts. From navigating tax implications to ensuring compliance with zoning law to negotiating contracts, there are a number of key considerations at play. The commercial real estate attorneys at DGG Law combine their experience and years of knowledge to provide effective counsel to help clients meet their desired outcome.

Our commercial real estate attorneys provide comprehensive counsel. We are experienced with handling matters involving the sale and purchase of commercial property, financing, lease negotiation, and contract enforcement. Additionally, we help clients with real estate taxation, liens, and construction loan agreements, among other matters.

We are experienced with representing clients before planning and zoning authorities, and we help clients with non-recourse financing, title searches, and multifamily complexes, as well as other commercial transactions.

We work closely with a diverse range of commercial real estate clients, including financial institutions, developers, buyers, sellers, real estate agents, and lenders. We also work with brokers, investors, contractors, and engineers.

Experience matters when dealing with commercial real estate, making it all the more important to work with attorneys who know the ins and outs of the sector.

Commercial Real Estate

• Negotiation of construction, construction management, architectural and engineering contracts
• Property re-zoning and entitlement matters
• Negotiation of purchase and sale agreements and leases and lease enforcement
• Representation of developers in acquisition, development, financing and selling or conveying commercial developments, including warehouse, industrial, assisted living, shopping centers and multi-family projects
• Representation of commercial and residential developers, lenders, investors and owners in sophisticated business and commercial real estate transactions
• Representation of lenders in real estate acquisition and developments, as well as SBA 504 closings
• Land use law