With decades of combined experience, McLane Middleton’s knowledgeable real estate attorneys give comprehensive counsel to lenders and borrowers in general, commercial, and construction financing. We deal with loan workouts, land use matters, conservation, and zoning.
When loans need restructuring, our real estate attorneys expertly craft solutions by drawing on the firm’s other practice groups that specialize in key areas such as bankruptcy, land use litigation and environmental law.
Our real estate expertise includes:
McLane Middleton’s Construction Practice attorneys regularly advise clients with the development and permitting process, including land acquisition, structuring ownership vehicles, obtaining permits and approvals, negotiation and drafting of construction contracts and joint venture agreements, assisting with financing and leasing, and dispute resolution. We advise and represent owners, general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, architects and construction managers.
Learn MoreMcLane Middleton’s Construction team represents architects, engineers, construction managers, owners, general contractors and subcontractors in all phases of construction projects.
Learn MoreMcLane Middleton is deeply immersed in New England real estate matters, helping clients to achieve their goals in a wide swath of transactions. Our experienced team of lawyers represents investors, lenders, and developers of real estate projects and also works with companies that are acquiring, expanding, leasing, financing, or selling their business locations.
Learn MoreMcLane Middleton’s Real Estate Law Group advises our clients on many land use objectives. We represent developers, businesses, and individuals seeking variances from zoning boards of appeal, and also help telecommunications and pharmaceutical clients obtain required permits from local planning officials.
Learn MoreMcLane Middleton’s real estate attorneys expertly advise residential and commercial condominium associations on matters ranging from operational issues and liability to litigation.
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