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Thomas A. Neufeld has been engaged in the practice of real estate law for over 25 years. He is engaged in a broad range of commercial, residential and financing transactions for institutional, corporate, not-for-profit and individual clients. His practice includes conveyancing (sales and purchases), leasing, mortgage lending, sale/leaseback, options, construction contracts and other construction work.
The transactional work encompasses sales, purchases, leases, subleases, licenses, operating agreements, and mortgage lending involves commercial buildings, office buildings, industrial properties, hospital facilities, apartment buildings, condominium units, co-op apartment buildings and individual co-op apartments, and single-family homes. The leases involve commercial space, stores, offices, garages, warehouses, residences, and equipment leases. The financing work consists of conventional financing, as well as bond financing, notably the Industrial Development Agency, Housing Finance Agency, and New York State Medical Care Facilities Finance Agency.
Other work includes real estate tax exemption applications and renewals, real estate tax certiorari, real estate tax lot merger or subdivision, conservation easements, air rights, condemnation proceedings, construction claims, mechanic's liens, real estate brokers' agreements, and consultants' agreements.
Publications
"Tenant's New Lease: What to Look For and Look Out For," AKO Real Estate & Construction Advisor (Spring 2010) and Italy-America Chamber of Commerce Newsletter (March 2010)
"Commercial Leases: A Few Points to Ponder," Real Estate Finance (February 2005)
Bar Admissions
New York
Education
Fordham University, JD, member of the Law Review
Boston College, magna cum laude
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