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Real Estate Law

01 - Practice Area

Real Estate Law

Advice on acquisitions, leases, development and disputes involving commercial and residential property.

01 - Practice Area

Real Estate Law

Advice on acquisitions, leases, development and disputes involving commercial and residential property.

Typical Clients

Property owners, investors, developers, landlords and business tenants

Fees

Fixed-fee reviews where scope is clear; transaction and dispute quotes per matter

First Response

Within one business day

Lead Attorney

Ceren Kurt

ceren@crnlaw.com

02 - what we do

Scope of work

Property decisions involve significant capital and long-term obligations. We review the title, documents, commercial assumptions and exit risks before clients commit. Our work covers transactions, leases and disputes, with concise reporting that separates material issues from points that can be managed in the ordinary course.

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Purchases & sales

Due diligence, contracts, negotiation and closing support.

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Commercial leasing

New leases, renewals, assignments and surrender terms.

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Development matters

Site arrangements, easements and project documentation.

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Landlord & tenant advice

Defaults, access, repairs, rent and possession issues.

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Title & boundary issues

Ownership, encroachments, easements and restrictive rights.

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Property disputes

Negotiation, mediation, injunctions and court proceedings.

03 - Typical Matters

Three things we were asked last quarter.

CASE 01

A lease concealed major occupancy costs

We identified the exposure, reallocated repair obligations and agreed a capped service charge.

CASE 02

A title issue threatened closing

Targeted evidence and a negotiated indemnity kept the transaction on schedule.

CASE 03

A boundary dispute stopped renovation

A survey-led settlement restored access without lengthy litigation.

04 - Questions

Q.01

When should we instruct you on a lease?

Q.02

Do you review residential purchases?

Q.03

Can a property dispute be resolved without court?