Need legal help related to the ownership, operation or development of real estate? Or are you a builder, contractor or consultant in need of help with building projects?
In all of our assignments, our main objective is to help you, our client, to find the best commercial solution, as quickly as possible. Among those who use our services are:
- business and industry
- government agencies
- real estate companies
- builders
- contractors
- consultants
- cooperative housing associations
- condominium associations
- private individuals
Our real estate & construction lawyers have broad experience and cover all fields associated with ownership, operation and development in the area of building and construction. Specialty areas in which we often help clients include, for example:
- planning and construction law
- real estate development and development contracts
- construction contracts from tenders and the signing of a contract to performance and final settlement
- real estate transactions, real estate syndication and real estate investments
- matters relating to joint ownership, condominium ownership, cooperative housing associations and cooperative housing corporations
- law relating to the rights of neighbors
- questions about boundaries and easements, as well as urban consolidation and expropriation
- long-term ground leases
- tenancy law
- design of property, including sectioning, resectioning and the establishment of development properties
- real estate management
We also arrange regular courses in real estate & construction for trade associations, along with our own clients.
We enjoy constructive cooperation across our legal departments, and we work especially closely with our departments for Tax & VAT, Corporate Law & Transactions and Labour Law. We also have comprehensive experience with litigation in these fields. The cutting-edge expertise of our other departments ensures that all aspects of your case receive the attention they deserve.
Need quick advice and good solutions? Contact one of our talented lawyers.
