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The Rise of Private Credit: What Real Estate Lenders and Borrowers Should Know
Goulston & Storrs Director Frank Ditta moderated a panel at the Commercial Observer Institutional Investor & Private Equity Forum.
Did You Receive Your Pied-à-Terre Tax Notice?
If you own residential property in New York City, you may have received a notice from the New York City DOF about a new annual charge on certain residential properties not used as the owner’s primary residence.
Notice to Whom? Drawing the Line Under Chapter 61A
Banevicius v. Town of Barnstable arose from the sale of a cranberry bog known as the Jenkins Bog in Centerville, Massachusetts.
A Low Bar, But a Hard Deadline: The Manufactured Housing Act's Right of First Refusal
The Act requires property owners to give residents notice of a proposed sale. Resident tenants or a qualifying association may then purchase the property, subject to timelines governing submission of a purchase agreement, securing financing, and closing.
What the Deed Says, and What Lies Beneath: Express and Implied Easements
Hendley v. Darisse involved a dispute between neighbors over a land swap and the scope of an express easement and the existence of an implied easement for underground utilities.
Catalonia Is Moving Forward with the Processing of a Bill to Limit Speculative Housing Purchases
The Parliament of Catalonia has taken another step in processing the proposed law aimed at limiting speculative housing purchases in areas with a strained residential market.
Land Court Orders Bond Under New Statute Governing Zoning Appeals
A dispute over the issuance of a comprehensive permit under G.L. c. 40B for the construction of a residential development consisting of twelve single family dwellings, three of which were to be low- or moderate-income units.