Commercial and multifamily real estate.
Representing buyers, sellers, borrowers, lenders, and investors in commercial real estate transactions, from acquisitions and dispositions to financing and joint ventures.
Over $1 billionIn closed commercial transactions
What we handle
Acquisitions and dispositions
Representing purchasers and sellers in commercial and multifamily transactions, from contract negotiation through title review and closing.
Financing
Representing borrowers and lenders in acquisitions, refinancings, and bridge financing, including loan document negotiation and closing.
Joint ventures
Advising investors and sponsors on ownership structures, operating agreements, and the legal arrangements between partners.
Across commercial property types.
Selected closed transactions
| Transaction amount | Representation · Transaction · Location | Year |
|---|---|---|
| $99,750,000 | Purchaser · Multifamily · Connecticut | 2021 |
| $43,000,000 | Purchaser · Multifamily portfolio · Connecticut | 2022 |
| $23,100,000 | Purchaser · Multifamily · Pennsylvania | 2022 |
| $23,050,000 | Borrower · Refinancing · Pennsylvania | 2026 |
| $19,100,000 | Seller · Multifamily · Virginia | 2024 |
| $15,000,000 | Lender · Mortgage financing · New York | 2019 |
| $14,000,000 | Borrower · Refinancing · Texas | 2022 |
| $12,870,000 | Purchaser · Multifamily · Florida | 2026 |
| $12,500,000 | Seller · Multifamily · Tennessee | 2026 |
| $7,500,000 | Lender · Mortgage financing · Tennessee | 2026 |
Amounts reflect purchase or sale prices or loan principal amounts, as applicable. Client names omitted. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Clients come back.
Our work doesn't always end at closing. Clients return for refinancings, subsequent acquisitions, and new transactions as their portfolios grow.
Deals in more than 25 states.
The firm has advised clients on real estate transactions involving properties in more than 25 states. Chaim C. Zlotowitz is admitted to practice in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
Discuss a transaction.
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