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Pennsylvania’s New GRID Standards: Opportunities and Challenges for Data Center Developers

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As part of Governor Josh Shapiro's efforts to position Pennsylvania as a destination for large-scale data center investment, the Commonwealth recently released the Governor's Responsible Infrastructure Development ("GRID")...more

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SNDAs from the Tenant's Perspective: What to Negotiate and Why It Matters

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When a tenant invests significant capital, time and resources in a leased location encumbered by a mortgage or other loan secured by the premises, a Subordination, Non-Disturbance, and Attornment Agreement (SNDA) is an...more

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One Year In: Practical Insights from Tennessee’s Infrastructure District Frontier (Part 1 of 5)

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When Tennessee enacted the Real Estate Infrastructure Development Act of 2025 (codified at Tenn. Code Ann. § 7-84-801 et seq.), the legislation opened a powerful new door for developers and municipalities: the ability to...more

Holland & Knight LLP

Podcast - Soul of the City: How Ward 8 Built Washington, D.C.'s, Newest BID

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A successful business improvement district (BID) requires more than a strong vision; it needs the right mix of market conditions, political support and community trust. Land use attorney Kyrus Freeman and Soul of the City BID...more

Farrell Fritz, P.C.

Lessons on the Art of Drafting Capital Call Provisions

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It’s no accident this blog has featured dozens of posts involving disputed capital calls. It’s a common scenario in the world of closely held firms, not always but sometimes pitting the interests of the passive owners in...more

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Louisiana Legacy Pollution Plaintiff Thwarted … For a Moment

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In WMH  Farms v. Apache Corporation the Third Circuit Court of Appeal reversed summary judgment in favor of plaintiff/landowner WMH against lessee JP Oil and dismissed JP’s third-party demand against Walter Oil and Gas....more

Mayer Brown

The Contractual Controls Register: More Transparency of Land Control

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The Provision of Information (Contractual Control) (Registered Land) Regulations 2026 (the "Regulations"), laid before Parliament on 9 March 2026, will create a publicly accessible register of agreements that give parties...more

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Forward Purchasing Hotels in Europe: Managing Risk in a Rebounding Market

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Capital is flowing back into the European hotel sector at pace. Across the UK and Europe, transaction volumes rose sharply in 2024 (as we await full 2025 data), reaching levels not seen since before the pandemic. Investor...more

Freiberger Haber LLP

Implying An Agreement: New York’s Implied‑in‑Fact Contract Doctrine in Theory and Practice

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Implied‑in‑fact contracts under New York law arise from conduct rather than explicit agreement, requiring objective evidence of mutual assent, definite terms, and an intent to be bound. They are fully enforceable but subject...more

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Building Hope in Worcester: CMHA Breaks Ground on Transformational Resource Center

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Earlier this month, the Central Massachusetts Housing Alliance (CMHA) celebrated a major milestone in Worcester’s ongoing effort to address homelessness: the groundbreaking of a new Resource Center at the corner of Gold and...more

Lathrop GPM

Bankruptcy Court Approves Equity Auction and Debtor’s Plan to Assume Hospitality Franchise Agreement Over Lenders’ Objections

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A bankruptcy court approved a hotel debtor’s plan to sell new equity through an auction and to continue operating the hotel under the debtor’s Marriott International, Inc. franchise agreement over lenders’ objections. In re...more

Davis Wright Tremaine LLP

SB 426 and Tenant Improvements: Does Ownership of the Finished Buildout Matter?

Oregon's Senate Bill 426 broadens potential wage-payment exposure on private construction projects by imposing joint and several liability on certain owners and direct contractors for unpaid wages owed to covered construction...more

Flaster Greenberg PC

New Jersey Tax Court Creates Potential Mansion Tax Savings Opportunities for Mixed-Use Property Owners: Flaster Greenberg

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While many are now familiar with New Jersey's 2025 revised “Mansion Tax” rules (N.J.S.A. 46:15-7.2), which shifted the tax burden from buyers to sellers and increased tax rates on transactions exceeding $2 million, a recent...more

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Majority of Westchester Property Owners Face June 16, 2026 Tax Appeal Deadline

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The deadline to challenge property tax assessments for the 2026 tax year for the majority of Westchester County taxpayers is rapidly approaching on June 16, 2026.  Unlike some counties that utilize a single, countywide tax...more

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June 2026 Fed Report Highlights Banking Resilience and Emerging Private-Credit & Real-Estate Risks

Earlier this week, the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) issued its latest semiannual Supervision and Regulation Report. The report delivers a familiar dual narrative for the U.S. banking system: robust headline capitalization...more

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Private Power as a New Real Estate Asset Class for Closed-End Funds

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For real estate investors looking to deploy capital into the data center space, power availability is now both the greatest constraint on asset value and a rapidly emerging opportunity. A closed-end fund structure with a...more

Lathrop GPM

Subway Obtains Judgment Against Franchisee and Attorneys’ Fees in Lease Dispute

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The Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court recently affirmed summary judgment in favor of Subway, holding that a former franchisee was required to reimburse Subway for a settlement payment in a lease dispute,...more

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Why Springing Member Provisions Are Often Required for Bankruptcy Remote Entities

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A Delaware LLC can be used as a bankruptcy-remote entity or single-purpose entity, but the structure needs a way to continue if its sole member ceases to be a member. A springing member provision in the operating agreement is...more

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How Much Can A Subcontractor Collect on Its Mechanics’ Lien?

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As discussed in our recent article “Mechanics’ Liens and Discharge Bonds,” mechanics’ liens are powerful tools available to, inter alia, contractors, laborers, and materialmen when they are not paid for their work in...more

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SEC Proposes Registered Offering Reforms with Significant Implications for BDCs and REITs

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed broad amendments to the rules governing how companies raise capital through public offerings. The proposal would significantly change the registration, communication, and...more

King & Spalding

Saudi Arabia Issues Implementing Regulations for White Land Fees and Vacant Properties Fees: What Property Owners and Investors...

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Saudi Arabia’s regulatory framework governing idle real estate has entered a new phase. Following the enactment of the White Land and Vacant Properties Fees Law (the “Amended Law”) by Royal Decree No. (M/244) in May 2025, the...more

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US Army Corp of Engineers Operation of Mississippi River Spillway/Fifth Amendment Taking: US Federal Appellate Court Addresses...

The United States Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit (“Federal Circuit”) addressed in a May 21 Opinion an issue arising out of the operation of the Bonnet Carre Spillway (“Spillway”). See Robert L. Campo, et al v. United...more

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It’s True: LTIP Unit Compensation is a “Win-Win” for REIT Shareholders and Management

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In its May 31, 2026, report on Executive Compensation and Corporate Governance, leading independent research firm Green Street Advisors highlights numerous favorable trends in the public REIT sector. ...more

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Australia's Foreign Investment Framework: Proposed Reforms Signal Streamlining – But Read the Fine Print

In the 2026-27 Budget, the Government announced a package of legislative, policy and practice reforms to further streamline and strengthen Australia's foreign investment framework. These reforms build on the Government's 2024...more

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Connecticut Enacts New Restrictions on Hospital Sale-Leaseback Transactions and Private Equity Entity Involvement in Hospital...

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On May 27, 2026, the Governor of Connecticut approved legislation restricting certain hospital sale-leaseback transactions and imposing new requirements relating to private equity entity involvement in hospital governance and...more

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