New York Real Estate Lawyers Blog
Foreclosure Actions and COVID – An Update
Regular readers of this blog have been able to get information on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected foreclosure actions in New York. This post will serve as an update on current conditions in New York Courts. At the beginning of the pandemic, New York Courts closed for all matters,…
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Evictions in New York: Legal and Illegal
A recent story in the New York Post discusses a lawsuit brought by the City of New York against a prominent couple who are the owners and landlords of a brownstone located in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn. According to the allegations in the lawsuit, the couple sought to…
COVID-19 and Evictions in New York
A recent news story in the New York Post raises important issues regarding the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on evictions in New York State. According to the report, an “Intragram influencer” named Marisa Hochberg owes at least $14,000.00 in past due rent on her summer rental in Montauk, and…
An Improbable Relationship Leads to a Contested Will
Successful contemporary art dealer Andre Zarre passed away and left his massive multi-million dollar estate solely to a deli worker, who was also nominated as Executor to the estate. Does this situation strike our readers as a legal result that can be contested? The answer is yes, for the reasons…
Division of the Proceeds in a Partition Action in New York
Our firm often handles partition matters where two or more people co-own a property. Under New York law, no one is forced to co-own property if they do not want to. As a result, a partition action may be brought to have the property sold by the Court and the…
Foreclosures – Judicial and Non-Judicial
Some of our prior blog posts have dealt with foreclosure actions concerning real property. A recent New York Supreme Court case, however, deals with a different type of foreclosure, and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the same. Most foreclosure cases in New York State are of the judicial…
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Changing Conditions in New York’s Commercial Leasing Landscape Require Flexible Strategies
We note that recent news concerning New York’s commercial real estate landscape has been rapid and stunning. Iconic businesses such as Sears, JC Penney, Modell’s and Brooks Brothers have filed for bankruptcy protection or closed retail stores, office spaces remain underutilized and the restaurant business is experiencing significant challenges. Tenants…