Experienced Guidance For Transactions, Negotiations, and Commercial Leasing
DarrowEverett’s Commercial Real Estate team is known for its ability to handle complex real estate transactions, ranging from large-scale residential properties and projects to more specialized types of properties and projects, including golf course properties, medical offices, healthcare institutions, hospitality projects, mixed-use developments, and complex commercial condominium projects.
Our Commercial Real Estate attorneys not only have expertise in the traditional structuring of real estate and finance deals but have the creativity to assist our clients in forming innovative structures to address the unique needs of their specific projects. Property developers, lenders, and private owners alike look to the DarrowEverett team for diverse and expansive real estate services.
The DarrowEverett Real Estate team works seamlessly to coordinate complex projects addressing issues including but not limited to:
Closing a Commercial Real Estate Deal? Contact Us
Let us know how DarrowEverett can serve you.
Representative Matters in Commercial Real Estate
We represented a joint venture of real estate investment groups in connection with the acquisition of two commercial real estate portfolios consisting, in aggregate, of 45 properties located in 12 states, occupied by regional and national commercial tenants. Our work involved negotiation and documentation of a loan collateralized by both portfolios and coordination of like-kind exchanges. We undertook complex due diligence matters and drafted customary real estate acquisition and lease documents.
Represented a prominent South Florida real estate investment group in connection with the acquisition of a commercial real estate portfolio consisting of 12 properties located in three different states, occupied by national commercial tenants. Our work involved complex diligence matters and drafting customary and complex real estate acquisition documents.
Practice Leader
Eric R. Everett - Senior Partner
Overview
Eric R. Everett is a Senior Partner in DarrowEverett’s Commercial Real Estate Practice Group with over 25 years of experience. Eric concentrates primarily on commercial leasing and acquisition, disposition, and financing transactions. Eric’s leasing practice spans all commercial property categories, including retail, office, and industrial, along with specialized areas such as large-scale solar. His acquisition, disposition, and financing practice ranges from single-site transactions to large portfolio deals, primarily related to retail properties, office projects, and...
Read more
Tel: (617) 443-4500
DE Insights
Our team wants you to stay informed about legal and regulatory developments that impact your business.
Client Insight
Deferred Pay at Risk: The Hidden Dangers of Rabbi Trusts
News that Steward Health Care executives may lose millions in unqualified retirement savings due to the company’s use of a “rabbi trust” has sent a jolt through the ranks of corporate leadership. Steward’s deferred compensation plan—intended to provide financial security for its top employees—has instead become a cautionary tale of how quickly that security can…
Read moreClient Insight
Mitigating Lease Risk: Key Tools for Landlords with Smaller Tenants
While not all landlords prefer—or are able—to lease their commercial properties exclusively to large, creditworthy “national” tenants, these tenants are attractive due to their strong financial stability. However, what about the small businesses and middle market companies that make up a significant share of office, retail, and industrial leases? Are there ways commercial landlords can…
Read moreClient Insight
Generative AI and Trade Secrets: A New Frontier for IP Litigation
As legal and business professionals focused on protecting intellectual property—especially those of us in business litigation—it’s crucial to stay attuned to the expanding influence of generative AI (“GenAI”). While patents and copyrights traditionally shield human-driven innovation and creativity, GenAI presents a different challenge. Because U.S. law currently requires a human inventor or author for patent…
Read more