Commercial Real Estate Legal | Commercial Observer

Eighty Seven Park located next to Champlain Towers South.

Victims of Deadly Champlain Condo Collapse Reach $1 Billion Settlement

By Julia Echikson

Pro-abortion rights demonstrators rally outside of the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. on May 5, 2022, following the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion to overthrow Roe vs. Wade.

Analysis · Legal

Will Overturning Roe Reverse the Blue State Exodus?

By Julia Echikson

Gavel

Disbarred Lawyer Mitchell Kossoff Sentenced to 13.5 Years for Bilking Clients

By Nicholas Rizzi

Real estate developer Arman Gabay has agreed to plead guilty to paying off a Los Angeles County employee in exchange for help securing a 10-year government lease worth $45 million.

Development · Legal

Developer Arman Gabay to Plead Guilty to Bribery in LA County

By Greg Cornfield

Sales · Columnists

Supreme Court Rubs SALT in the Wounds of the Real Estate Market

By Michael J. Romer

January 19, 2010 West Palm Beach Skyline At Sunset Photographed from Palm Beach Island (Photo by Michele Eve Sandberg/Corbis via Getty Images)

Former Related Group Partners Sue, Claim $13M in Profits From West Palm Development

By Julia Echikson

A rendering of the proposed project at 959 Sterling Place.

Design + Construction · Architecture

Crown Heights Groups Sue LPC, Developer to Block Redevelopment of Landmarked School

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Valentino Store

Valentino Settles With Fifth Avenue Landlord Over Ditching Lease

By Nicholas Rizzi

1400 L Street NW

Leases · Legal

Enovational Declares Bankruptcy, Backs Out of DC Lease

By Keith Loria

Grubhub delivery worker.

DC Sues Grubhub for Allegedly Misleading Customers

By Chava Gourarie

Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer in front of City Hall.

Legal · Politics & Real Estate

LA City Attorney Sues HomeAway for Unregistered Hosting

By Greg Cornfield

Peter Nicoletti Accuses JLL of Discrimination, Cancer Diagnosis Retaliation: Suit

By Celia Young

Eighty Seven Park located next to Champlain Towers South.

Champlain South Towers Plaintiffs Near $138M in Settlements

By Julia Echikson

Tenant attorneys worry about what could happen if landlords win a contentious federal lawsuit that seeks to overturn New York's rent stabilization law.

Design + Construction · Features

Can Landlords Overturn New York’s Rent Stabilization Law in Federal Court?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

When converting golf courses into residential projects, developers are finding themselves caught in a number of sand traps.

Broward Developers Facing Extortion Charges: We Told Truth About Land Contamination

By Jeff Ostrowski

Empire Outlets.

Finance · Distress

Lenders Foreclosing on Staten Island’s Empire Outlets Mall

By Celia Young

111 Fulton Street

Landlord Sues Hale & Hearty for $400K in Missed Rent at FiDi Outpost

By Celia Young