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Legal Counsel for Mixed-Use Property Developers and Anchor Tenants

Developing mixed-use properties allows developers to capitalize on commercial space, residential units and retail space in a manner that can attract a broad spectrum of tenants. Commercial real estate investors in mixed-use development can often require guidance in financing construction, structuring leases and purchasing properties, among other legal matters.

We ensure that our clients receive the proper counsel for accommodating residential and commercial tenants.

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Mixed-Use Property Development Representation

Phillips Lytle represents countless clients in the development of mixed-use properties. Our clients are owners or investors in mixed-use properties around the world. Some examples of the clients and mixed-use properties we have provided representation for include:

Represented a Japanese lender in connection with the financing, repositioning and reconstruction of an occupied office building for residential use.
Represented a lender in construction financing in the amount of $169 million for a mixed-use project on a site formerly occupied by a major department store for a group of U.S. developers and Japanese investors.
Represented a commercial lender in the financing of a multimillion-dollar recreational and entertainment complex.
Represented a lender in connection with the establishment and implementation of documentation and procedures for the closing of loans ranging from $500,000 to $200,000,000, each secured by multifamily properties in disadvantaged areas.
Represented a developer/ground lessor in construction financing in the amount of $120 million for a “trophy” mixed-use building on the East Side of Manhattan, and represented a developer in replacement construction financing in the amount of $150 million from a Japanese bank.
Represented a Fortune 500 company in connection with the sale of a portfolio of Manhattan long-term leaseholds.
Represented the purchaser of a multimillion-dollar mixed-use building on the East Side of Manhattan, including the formation of a general partnership among the venturers and three acquisition loans.
Represented a developer in the conversion of a mixed commercial and residential condominium on the Upper West Side of Manhattan with an aggregate sales price of approximately $25 million.
Represented a lender in a bankruptcy proceeding involving a portfolio of properties valued at more than $90 million and in the foreclosure and forced sale of properties.
Represented a fee owner in the sale of a parcel located within a shopping center to a nationwide hotel chain, including issues relating to reciprocal easements, signage and parking.
Represented a landlord in major anchor department store and retail shopping center leases in regional shopping centers located across the Southeast.
Represented a landlord in connection with the acquisition of multi-tenant office and residential buildings in Washington, DC and Texas. Our work included ensuring compliance with the applicable local laws.
Represented an internationally known contractor in connection with construction contracts and joint venture agreements for the construction of hotel, office, industrial and co-generation facilities.
Represented a purchaser in connection with the purchase, financing and reconstruction of a portfolio of approximately 40 residential properties in the New York City neighborhoods of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Throggs Neck and Morris Park.
Represented an architect/developer and equity investor in connection with the reconstruction of five historic properties located in the lower Manhattan neighborhood of Tribeca.