Real Estate
Key Considerations in a Commercial Real Estate Acquisition
Due diligence, financing conditions, and title work determine whether an acquisition closes cleanly, or becomes a problem at the closing table.
James Harrington · June 29, 2026
Practice Area
Real Estate
Counsel for owners, developers, and investors on the acquisition, financing, leasing, development, and disposition of commercial and residential property.
Overview
A focused view of the work.
Real estate matters bring together substantial value, tight deadlines, and layers of detail. We help clients move from letter of intent to closing with clear documentation and few surprises.
Scope
What we advise on.
01
Purchase, sale, and exchange transactions
02
Commercial and residential leasing
03
Acquisition and development structuring
04
Debt and equity financing
05
Title, due diligence, and closing management
06
Zoning, land use, and entitlements
07
Joint ventures between capital and development
Common Matters
Questions clients bring us.
- 01Buying or selling an office, retail, or multifamily property
- 02Negotiating a lease for your business or your building
- 03Financing or refinancing a project
- 04A development that needs a structure and a closing
- 05A property dispute that stalls, or threatens, the deal
- 06Selling a family property in a way that preserves value
Our Approach
Careful work, plainly explained.
Real estate deals move quickly, and the details that go unexamined are the ones that surface later. We translate contracts, diligence, and conditions into plain counsel so owners make informed decisions at every step.
Our approach is transactional in the best sense: organized, deadline-driven, and focused on closing the deal cleanly, with the protections in place that matter for the long term.
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