Cincinnati Commercial Real Estate Attorney

Are you a home builder planning to buy land on which to subdivide and build single family homes? Are you looking into condominium development?

At the Cincinnati, Ohio, commercial real estate law firm of Michael A. Brown Co., LPA, our skilled commercial real estate attorneys strive to meet the unique needs of each client concerning a wide range of commercial real estate areas.

Contact Michael A. Brown Co., LPA, for focused, experienced legal assistance as you plan for the future to achieve your real estate goals. We can help you maximize the value and minimize the risk in any complex real estate transaction:

Purchase / Sale of Real Estate Property
We represent buyers and sellers in the acquisition and sale of commercial real estate.

Commercial Leases
We review and negotiate office, industrial, and retail leases, working to minimize the client's future operating costs and avoid future surprises.

Real Estate Development
We represent commercial developers, coordinating all activity with the parties involved (i.e., surveyors, consultants, architects and contractors) before a project can be approved. We also handle title issues and like-kind / 1031 property exchanges.

At larger firms, the smaller players, such as those seeking legal assistance concerning a small office lease, often must compete for attention with large corporate clients. At Michael A. Brown Co., LPA, however, every client is treated like our most important client.

Contact an experienced Cincinnati real estate lawyer at our firm today.

Our Cincinnati, Ohio, law firm serves clients throughout Southwest Ohio, including the cities of Fairfield, Hamilton, and Middletown in Butler County, Lebanon and Mason in Warren County, Montgomery, Norwood, Blue Ash, Forest Park, North College Hill, Reading, Sharonville, and Springdale in Hamilton County, and Loveland in Clermont County.

Michael A. Brown Co., LPA
15th Floor Chiquita Center
250 East Fifth Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: (513) 878-2700
Fax: (513) 651-1727