Category: Property Laws
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Dealing with a Residential Tenant Bankruptcy in NYC
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Dealing with a residential tenant’s bankruptcy in New York City (NYC) requires careful navigation of both bankruptcy laws and landlord-tenant regulations. Bankruptcy proceedings can significantly impact a landlord’s ability to pursue rent payments and eviction. Here are steps to take when dealing with a residential tenant’s […]
Mediation in New York City property dispute controversies
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Mediation is a popular alternative dispute resolution (ADR) method used to resolve property disputes and controversies in New York City (NYC). Mediation involves a neutral third party, known as a mediator, who facilitates communication between the parties involved in the dispute and helps them work towards […]
In New York City, can a zoning lot consist of more than one tax lot?
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Yes, in New York City, a zoning lot can consist of more than one tax lot under certain conditions. Zoning lots and tax lots are two distinct concepts that are used in land use and property regulation, and they have different purposes. Here’s an explanation of […]
Buying Development Rights in NYC
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Buying development rights, also known as air rights or transferable development rights (TDRs), in New York City (NYC) involves the purchase of unused or underutilized development potential from one property to be transferred and used on another property. This process allows property owners to increase the […]
NY Courts legally enforcing Yellowstone Injuction waivers
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M A “Yellowstone injunction” is a legal remedy available in New York State that allows a commercial tenant to seek a court order to stop a landlord from terminating a lease due to alleged lease violations or defaults. When a tenant seeks a Yellowstone injunction, they are […]
NYC Condo Bylaws Legal Guide
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Condominium bylaws are a set of rules and regulations that govern the operation, management, and administration of a condominium building in New York City (NYC). They establish the framework for how the condo association functions, how unit owners interact, and how the building is maintained. Here’s […]
Legal Guide for NYC Condo Offering Plans
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M A New York City (NYC) condo offering plan is a crucial legal document that outlines important details about the condominium project, its units, common areas, financial aspects, and other relevant information for potential buyers. It is a complex document that requires careful review and understanding. Here’s […]
CONVERTING A NYC OFFICE BUILDING TO A RESIDENTIAL ONE
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Converting a New York City (NYC) office building into a residential one can be a complex and regulated process. NYC has specific zoning and building codes that govern such conversions, and you must adhere to these regulations. Here are the general steps and considerations involved […]
LEGAL GUIDE FOR NYC CONDO BUILDINGS, THAT HAVE TO DEAL WITH ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Dealing with electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in New York City condo buildings involves a combination of legal, regulatory, and practical considerations. Here is a legal guide to help condo buildings navigate this process: Review Local Regulations: Familiarize yourself with NYC building codes and regulations […]