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von Briesen’s Real Estate Group represents property owners, developers, lenders, landlords, tenants and local governments in all areas of real estate law. Our real estate attorneys have well-established relationships, extensive experience and insight in the real estate industry, which are all leveraged for our clients. Many members of the group are long-time members of NAIOP-WI – where we are also the Public Policy Sponsor – keeping our clients timely informed of legislative priorities, political advocacy and other developments in the commercial real estate industry.
Our Real Estate Group is organized into sixteen sub-teams, focused in the following areas:
- Agricultural
- Construction/AIA
- Commercial Leases
- Condominium/HOA
- Eminent Domain
- Environmental
- Landlord/Tenant
- Litigation/Foreclosure
- Outdoor Advertising/Cell Tower
- Property Tax
- Purchase & Sale
- Real Estate Development
- Riparian/Water Rights
- TID/Development
- Tax/1031 Exchange
- Workouts
- Zoning/Land Use
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