Real Estate Institute (REI) Fall Luncheon
FDT proudly sponsors the upcoming Real Estate Institute (REI) Fall Luncheon: "Reimagining the Modern Office Space."
FDT proudly sponsors the upcoming Real Estate Institute (REI) Fall Luncheon: "Reimagining the Modern Office Space."
FDT proudly sponsors the 1st Annual “CIBS W” Women’s “9 & Dine” Golf Outing
FDT proudly sponsors the CIBS 26th Annual Real Estate Dinner.
FDT proudly sponsors the LIBN Real Estate, Architecture & Engineering Awards which honors those who help create and build Long Island’s future, and recognizes some of the most dynamic and successful business people in the commercial real estate community.
FDT proudly sponsors the CIBS Real Estate Roundtable. Andrea Tsoukalas Curto, Esq., Partner in FDT's Land Use & Zoning practice group presented on The Importance of Early Stage Zoning Due Diligence When Purchasing or Leasing Commercial Property for the educational table topics.
FDT proudly sponsors the upcoming REI:SBU Spring Luncheon "Building Future Green Infrastructure into Today's Real Estate Developments."
Come join us for an evening with Andrea Tsoukalas Curto, Esq. and Gianni V. Sbarro, Esq. as they walk you through the basics of land use and zoning law.
Forchelli Deegan Terrana LLP (“FDT”) is pleased to announce that the New York Court of Appeals published a unanimous decision, which has broad and profound impacts for commercial tenants who pay real estate taxes in Matter of DCH Auto v. Town of Mamaroneck, APL-2021-00103 (“DCH Auto”). In 2019, the Appellate Division, Second Department held in DCH Auto that tenants who are obligated to pay real…
In early 2020, the economy was on a steady climb and real estate was humming along. Then came COVID-19. As society adapts to the new norm, so too must the real estate and commercial lending markets. While we all await a vaccine rescue, innovators in the real estate market are developing new ways to mitigate risks and financial exposure, while maintaining balance sheets, tenant rosters,…
All real estate lawyers are familiar with the RP-5217 Form. You know the one; that mandatory transfer report that must be filed before a conveyance of real property can be recorded, which lists the property information, the sale price, circumstances of the sale and identifies the buyer. Nevertheless, many might be surprised to learn that the RP-5217, a seemingly straightforward formality, can have adverse consequences…