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Experienced Florida Real Estate Lawyers

Commercial & Residential Properties ● Helping Buyers, Sellers & Builders

Kopelowitz Ostrow (KO) offers a full-service real estate law practice assisting clients with all aspects of real estate development, transactional services, and litigation.

KO real estate attorneys provide comprehensive legal counsel and prompt, effective title and contract services to buyers and sellers of commercial and residential property, land developers and homeowners, landlords, lending institutions and other parties with real estate needs. KO clients include many regionally and nationally recognized developers, investors, and real estate companies.

With offices in Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Boca Raton, Miami, and Fort Myers, Florida, KO assists clients across the state. To schedule a consultation regarding any of the following real estate matters, contact KO.

Purchase and sale contracts: KO lawyers facilitate real estate transactions in an efficient and effective manner. The firm represents buyers or sellers in negotiating and drafting contracts for the purchase or sale of residential or commercial real estate. The firm handles all aspects of the closing to ensure the transaction is completed smoothly.

Title work: The firm's real estate lawyers carefully examine each title, perform title searches, prepare title opinions, review title reports, and issue title commitments and insurance policies through national underwriters.

Real estate development: KO real estate development attorneys assist clients with all aspects of residential, commercial, or industrial real estate development, including land use, zoning, municipal variances, rezoning, and other pertinent issues.

Commercial and residential leases: KO provides experienced legal counsel to landlords and tenants by reviewing, negotiating, preparing, and drafting lease agreements for residential, commercial, or industrial property in Florida.

Other real estate matters: The firm represents buyers, sellers, developers, and lending institutions in other commercial or residential real estate matters, such as financing and lending, purchase and sale transactions for out-of-state clients, and real estate acquisitions.