In January 2019, the firm represented a seller of a Manhattan townhouse for $7,775,000.00. The townhouse came with an assignment of a 99 year lease for outdoor space from an adjoining property. The parties also completed an assignment of Seller’s mortgage to Purchaser’s lender resulting in a savings to the parties of over $30,000.00. This matter was handled by Matthew G. Melnick, Esq.
Represented Seller of $7,775,000.00 Townhouse Which Came with 99 Year Lease to Outdoor Space
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