In this Special Report from the New York Law Journal: "Don't Ignore Liquor License Issues in Transactions," "Standing the Test of 'Time Is of the Essence'," "Policy Change for Offerings of Out-of-State Condominiums in New York" and "Paths Forward for Multifamily Properties and Conversions to Residential Use."
June 27, 2016 at 10:35 AM
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Jennifer L. Tsyn and Sarah Lewis Belcher of Bond, Schoeneck & King write: As with many other business considerations related to the use of real property, liquor licensing issues can significantly impact real estate transactions. These items may delay, or even derail, negotiations and closings of purchase/sale contracts and leases.
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