Real Estate Law

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Real Estate Closings Across New York City and the Greater Hudson Valley

We represent buyers, sellers, and investors in real estate transactions. Whether you're closing on your first home, purchasing a condo in Manhattan, or selling a multi-family property in Yonkers, we’ll make sure everything is handled efficiently and correctly—from contract to closing table.

Residential Real Estate Transactions

Buying or selling a home can be exciting—and stressful. We help clients navigate every step of the process, including contract negotiation, title review, due diligence, and closing. We’ve worked on transactions involving single-family homes, condos, co-ops, and new construction across White Plains, Scarsdale, New Rochelle, and beyond.

Our Role in the Closing Process

We guide you through all stages of a real estate transaction, including:

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Reviewing and negotiating the contract of sale
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Ordering and reviewing title reports
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Addressing lien or encumbrance issues
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Coordinating with lenders, title companies, and agents
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Preparing for and attending closing

We’ll flag problems early, explain your options clearly, and work to keep your deal on track.



Local Knowledge

That Matters

Every town and building can come with its own quirks—co-op board approvals, county filing procedures, unexpected inspection results. Because we’ve closed transactions throughout New York City and the Greater Hudson Valley, we’re familiar with how things work on the ground in places like Dobbs Ferry, Bronxville, the Bronx, and Brooklyn. That local experience helps prevent delays and missed details.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I need a lawyer for a real estate closing in New York?

    Yes. In New York, attorneys are required for residential and commercial closings. We handle all legal aspects of your transaction to protect your interests and avoid costly mistakes.

  • What’s the difference between a condo and a co-op?

    With a condo, you own your unit and a share of common areas. With a co-op, you own shares in a corporation that gives you the right to occupy a unit. Co-ops often have stricter board approvals and financial requirements, especially common in NYC.

  • How long does a closing usually take?

    A typical residential closing takes 60–90 days from contract to closing, though timing depends on financing, title issues, and negotiations. We keep things moving by staying on top of deadlines and coordinating with all parties.

  • What areas do you handle closings in?

    We work throughout Westchester County (including White Plains, Yonkers, and Scarsdale), as well as the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Rockland, Orange, Putnam, and parts of Long Island and Dutchess County.

Ready to Close with Confidence?

Whether you're buying your first home or managing a complex commercial deal, we’ll make sure your closing is handled the right way. Contact us to schedule a consultation and speak directly with a real estate attorney who knows your market and understands your goals.

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