By: Michael A. Curatola, Esq. It’s been nearly two years since I first posted an article about blockchain’s impacts on real estate[1]. Since then, the industry has continued to evolve alongside the technology. New...
Category: Real Estate
By: Ariel S. Holzer, Esq. and Maria Hirakis In an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the New York City Council passed the Climate Mobilization Act in April of 2019, former Mayor de Blasio signed the bill and the law...
Can Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary Licensees Use Sites Not Designated by the OCM?
Aug 04, 2022
Following conflicting guidance by the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), it appears that CAURD licensees may be required to accept a dispensary location identified by the New York Social Equity Cannabis Investment Fund...
There is tremendous room for increased efficiency in the way our real estate industry operates. The key to these dramatic enhancements is the blockchain....
This estate planning article provides a list of five things you can do to help your family administer your estate....
Should I Stay or Should I Go: Understanding the Ever-Changing Status of New York’s Eviction Moratorium
Aug 20, 2021
An overview of New York's ever-changing eviction moratorium due to Covid-19....
An overview of how blockchain is changing the real estate industry....
An overview of landlord considerations for leasing or selling their property for legal cannabis uses....
Pursuant to the UPHPA, under any action to partition real property, a court is now required to determine whether the property is “heirs property,” as defined by the UPHPA. If the court determines that the property is...
The law concerning partitioning a property in New York changed as of December 2019 when New York enacted the Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act (“UPHPA”). The UPHPA seeks to protect owners who have recently inherited...