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commercial real estate

We represent clients in all phases of real estate matters, assisting clients in the following: 

  • Purchase and Sale Transactions

  • Contract Review/ Negotiation 

  • Due Diligence

  • Title Questions

  • Drafting and Negotiating Commercial Leases 

  • Land Use Planning/Development

  • Easements and Restrictions

  • Landlord/Tenant

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COMMERCIAL CLOSINGS

 

Mr. Ferruggia concentrates his practice on commercial real estate transactions, from contract negotiation to closing.  He participates in all phases of the transaction, as needed, including the letter of intent, contract negotiation and review, title search examination, review of surveys, review of Phase 1 environmental report, preparation of the closing documents and the closing settlement statement, review of loan documents, preparation for and attendance at closing. 

 

Mr. Ferruggia works closely with Buyers, Sellers and Real Estate Agents to assure a smooth and successful closing for  commercial properties.  

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Types of commercial closings we handle include the following: 

  • Multi-Family 

  • Retail (shopping malls, retail stores, shops etc.)  

  • Industrial

  • Office Buildings

  • 1031 Exchanges 

 

COMMERCIAL LEASING

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Mr. Ferruggia also maintains an active Landlord-Tenant practice.  Landlord-Tenant law is one of the most complicated and rules-driven areas of law.  My firm provides counsel to Landlords and Tenants.  Mr. Ferruggia can assist with the following: review/negotiation of lease agreements, amending a lease, negotiating an early termination of a lease, resolution of leasing disputes and more. 

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DRAFTING AND NEGOTIATING COMMERCIAL LEASES

 

Whether you are a landlord looking to lease a large-scale commercial property or a tenant seeking to rent a commercial space, apartment or single-family home, the lease is a critical legal document that should be closely examined before you sign on the dotted line.  Your lease agreement will set forth the rights and obligations of all parties to the rental contract; so, it is essential for you to make certain that you have a clear understanding of all terms and conditions discussed in the document.  We have extensive experience counseling clients in connection with all types of commercial leases.  We understand what the law demands and work directly with our clients to ensure that their rights are fully protected at every point in the process.  

 

It is also important to have an attorney review your commercial lease for the following reasons:

 

  1. Commercial leases can be complex legal documents.  An attorney can interpret the terms, explain their legal implications, and ensure that the lease complies with applicable local and state laws. 

  2. Protecting your interests.  An attorney can work with you to protect your interests.  An attorney can identify potential pitfalls, negotiate terms that are favorable to you and make sure that you aren’t agreeing to anything that might put you at a disadvantage. 

  3. Negotiation.  Commercial leases are often subject to negotiation.  An attorney can skillfully negotiate on your behalf to secure more favorable terms, whether it is related to rent, lease duration, or other clauses within the agreement.

  4. Customization.  An attorney can help you draft lease provisions that are specific to your business needs and align with your business goals.

  5. Risk mitigation.  An attorney can help you identify potential risks and liabilities and draft clauses to mitigate them.  This can include provisions related to property condition, maintenance responsibilities, insurance, and liability in case of unforeseen events. 

  6. Avoiding disputes.  By having a well-drafted lease, you can reduce the likelihood of disputes with your landlord.  In the event of a dispute, having a clear, legally sound lease can be invaluable in resolving the issue in your favor. 

  7. Peace of mind.  Having an attorney review your lease provides peace of mind, knowing that your interests are protected, and the lease is well-structured to meet your business needs.

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In summary, having an attorney review your commercial lease is an investment in your business's future.  It can help you avoid costly legal disputes, protect your interests, and ensure that the lease agreement is tailored to your unique requirements.  It is a proactive step that can save you time, money, and stress in the long run.  

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CONTACT US

 

If you need assistance with a commercial purchase/sale, the review and negotiation of a commercial lease or are looking for experienced counsel to represent you in a leasing dispute we encourage you to arrange a consultation with an experienced attorney in our real estate practice.  

 

Please submit your information on the contact page or call us at (862) 246- 6496 to schedule a consultation to discuss your matter.

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