Negotiating and signing a commercial lease is a major step forward for an investor or businessperson. Landlords and tenants alike face both short- and long-term consequences that can have dramatic impacts on their futures. ...
A holdover tenant is one who, apparently, overstays the duration of their commercial lease. The center of a holdover tenancy case is the question of whether the tenant has a legal right to remain in possession of the rental...
While both commercial and residential evictions proceed through the Housing Court of New York City, the two processes differ in important ways. A landlord who seeks to initiate an eviction must understand the rules of court,...
When disputes arise with a co-owner in a real estate transaction, the benefits of that financial relationship can begin to diminish. To avoid a protracted period of disagreement, the state of New York allows one co-owner to...
There are many advantages to investing in NYC real estate. A consistently high demand for rental properties among residents, as well as tremendous year-over-year increases in real estate values, are among the foremost...