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REAL ESTATE: LEGAL PLANNING AND PRACTICE (2) OR (3) (LND503)
ProfessorJoseph Giamboi
Provides students with practical lawyering experience in the planning and implementation of a real estate deal. The course uses a series of specific, related transactions, i.e., the acquisition and renovation of a commercial or mixed-use building in New York City, and the subsequent leasing or other disposition of the resulting units, as a base for examining both legal and practical problems arising in such a deal. Course work emphasizes planning (e.g., problem identification, the development of alternatives), negotiation, and document drafting.
Prerequisite: Property (REQ500) and Real Estate Transactions and Finance (LND100). Either Real Estate: Commercial Leasing (LND501) or Real Estate Development (LND140) is recommended.
