Lawyers representing real estate developers and major employers say they are wary of the impact on their clients of a change in policies under mayor-elect Bill de Blasio.
December 23, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Lawyers representing real estate developers and major employers say they are wary of the impact on their clients of a change in policies under mayor-elect Bill de Blasio.
“I don’t think people are feeling good about what’s to come vis-à-vis real estate development and even issues for the financial community,” said Warren Estis, founding partner of real estate firm Rosenberg & Estis, who represents developers, landlords and financial institutions.
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