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So You Thought the Lease had an Option to Renew...Think Again.
Christopher T. Cardinale, David J. Rabinowitz, September 26, 2009
Renewal options are important tools for both landlords and tenants to mitigate the risks and uncertainties associated with long-term leasing. While commonplace in commercial leases, a recent decision by the New York courts voiding a tenant's renewal options reminds us that great care should be...

New York State 2009-2010 Budget Bill Taxes Nonresident Individuals on Sale of Interests in New York Real Estate Holding Entities
Ossie Borosh, Max Friedman, Robert S. Towsner, May 16, 2009
New York generally taxes nonresident individuals on their income from New York sources, including income from real property located in New York, whether from operations or sale of the real property.

FY 2009 Appropriations Mixed Bag for Housing Programs, FY 2010 Looking Brighter
David M. Abromowitz, N. Linda Goldstein, George L. Weidenfeller, Max Friedman, April 30, 2009
On March 11, President Obama signed into law the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009. Under the FY 2009 budget, most HUD and USDA programs received either level or increased funding.

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