David J. Rosenberg

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David J. Rosenberg: Attorney with Rosenberg & Estis, P.C.

Biography

David J. Rosenberg joined Rosenberg & Estis, P.C. in 2023 and is Counsel with the firm’s Transactions Department. He has become one of the City’s go-to problem solvers for complex and unusual land use problems for the City’s leading developers, brokers, nonprofits, and religious organizations—advising them on everything from rezonings, to securing complex building approvals, to navigating the rapidly changing regulatory and political landscape.

His work includes advising on site selection, addressing compliance and permitting issues, negotiating transfers of development rights, overseeing environmental review, and leading applications for variances, special permits, and rezonings before the City’s land use agencies, including the City Planning Commission and Board of Standards and Appeals.

In the six months since David Rosenberg joined R&E, he has brought valuable experience to complement and bolster the firm’s reputation for providing comprehensive and zealous advocacy in all areas of New York City real estate.

In addition to his advisory and transactional work, Rosenberg works with the firm’s noted litigation and administrative law practices on complex diligence and enforcement matters.

Through his work, Rosenberg has earned the respect of colleagues and key decision makers for his ability to leverage his knowledge of NYC government and politics to find creative and collaborative solutions for his clients— while also being able to fight for them when necessary.

Notable Work

Identifying the site and required land use actions for a high-profile gaming facility proposal in the downstate region.

Securing a rezoning for one of the City’s most prominent religious organizations to facilitate the development of a new house of worship, senior center, and permanently affordable, family-sized housing.

Representing a national non-profit in the conceptual planning and development of a flagship supportive housing and clubhouse development.

Representing a major educational and healthcare institution in the creation of a 10-year master plan for future development.

Obtained timely approvals for critical upgrades to one of Manhattan’s most prominent synagogues.

Obtained a first-of-its-kind approval for the development of a day habilitation facility for adults with developmental disabilities.

Successfully managed a complex multi-year construction dispute with New York State agencies on behalf of a Bronx property owner to facilitate critical repairs to an 1,800-unit affordable housing complex.

Areas of Practice (2)

  • Zoning & Land Use
  • Transactions

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Brooklyn College, B.A., Biology; Dean’s List; Student Government President; City University Board of Trustees; Committee on Fiscal Affairs, 2014
Law School Attended:
Fordham University School of Law, J.D., Louis J. Lefkowitz Memorial Scholarship, 2017
Year of First Admission:
2018
Admission:
2018, New York
Memberships:

New York City Bar Association (Committee on Land Use, Planning and Zoning 2019-Present)

Reported Cases:
Representative Matters: Real Estate; Negotiated the $289 million refinancing of an 800-unit residential development in Brooklyn; Negotiated and structured the acquisition of a $400 million affordable housing portfolio in Manhattan
ISLN:
1000804194

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