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:
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Representative Matters in Commercial Real Estate
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.
We represented PEBB Enterprises and BH Group in their $48.5 million joint venture acquisition of a prime waterfront shopping center in Fort Lauderdale that will be redeveloped to include 361 housing units. Our representation included work within the corporate, commercial real estate and financing aspects of the transaction. Our corporate team drafted and negotiated the JV and a subsequent JV with The Related Group, a luxury residential real estate developer, while the commercial real estate and financing teams assisted with due diligence, financing and closing of the transaction with a large Florida-based bank.
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...
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2025 Commercial Real Estate Outlook: Projecting Where Rates Go
The Federal Reserve (the “Fed”) continues to implement policies aimed at stimulating the economy, including lowering the federal interest rate by 25 basis points in early December (for a combined decrease of 100 points since September 2024). While the U.S economy continues to soldier through a prolonged period of inflation, efforts such as the Fed’s…
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Corporate Transparency Act Deadlines Extended: What Businesses Must Know
The nationwide injunction against enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) and its beneficial ownership information (“BOI”) reporting rule under 31 CFR 1010.380 (the “Rule”) has been stayed pending appeal, and the case expedited to the next available oral argument panel. On Dec. 23, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an order in the…
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The Tax Implications of Divorce: Alimony, Child Support, IRAs and More
Divorce is a complex and emotionally charged process that also brings substantial financial considerations, with three of the most significant financial aspects of a divorce being alimony (spousal support), child support, and property division under Internal Revenue Code (“Code”)[1] Section 1041. Understanding the tax implications of these decisions is critical, as they can significantly impact…
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