Cozen O’Connor’s prominent leasing team represents landlords, tenants, and developers in their most critical and complex commercial real estate transactions. We structure deals to maximize value and preserve rights over the long term. Now more than ever, given the upheaval that began in 2020 due to COVID-19, counsel on the cutting edge is essential.
Top-ranked real estate professionals at Cozen O’Connor have led leasing in some of the most iconic office towers and commercial buildings in the country—from Gas Company Tower, U.S. Bank Tower, and BNY Mellon Center to, more recently, Comcast Technology Center, Grand Avenue Project, 7 World Trade Center, and Capitol Crossing. Many clients have turned to us for help navigating the many leasing issues that have arisen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
We are distinguished, in part, by having a truly national practice. With dedicated leasing attorneys in offices across the country, we work collaboratively on behalf of clients with multi-jurisdictional real estate portfolios. Firm attorneys have led leasing transactions in more than two dozen states in the last five years and understand the economics and deal norms specific to every major U.S. real estate market.
Cozen O’Connor attorneys have deep experience with diverse commercial assets and lease models, including:
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Office, retail, industrial, and residential property leases
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Ground leases
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Anchor-tenant leases
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Corporate headquarters and flagship leases
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Leases with “special” build-out components
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Operational master leases
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Co-working leases
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Master apartment leases
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Data and telecommunications site leases
The Leasing Practice is an integral part of Cozen O’Connor’s full-service Real Estate Practice, broadening our perspective and enabling us to offer clients comprehensive real estate counsel on everything from litigation and land use to construction law and real estate finance.