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Commercial Real Estate Development and Ownership

John D. Gaber
Williams Williams Rattner & Plunkett PC
380 N Old Woodward Ave Ste 300
Birmingham, MI 48009
Phone: (248) 642-0333
jdg@wwrplaw.com

Cynthia P. Ortega
Miller Johnson
303 N Rose St Ste 600
Kalamazoo, MI 49007
Phone: (269) 226-2959
ortegac@millerjohnson.com

Ronn S. Nadis
Taubman Nadis & Neuman PC
32255 Northwestern Hwy Suite 200
Farmington Hills, MI 48334-1574
Phone: (248) 865-3700
rnadis@tnnlaw.com

The Commercial Real Estate Development and Ownership Committee is a new committee organized to focus on issues important to real estate developers and mortgage loan borrowers that do not fall within the purview of any other Real Property Law Section committee. The Committee strives to tackle the practical issues affecting developers where attorneys can provide value to their clients. The Committee addresses topics such as choice of entity, financing, due diligence, purchase agreement, title, economic incentive and distressed real estate issues relative to developers and borrowers.

The Committee will meet at least twice per year, and will host guest speakers to address issues important to attorneys in advising their developer clients. We encourage members to submit topics of interest for discussion at our meetings. The Committee will also be responsible for contributing to the Michigan Real Property Review, and for presenting seminars and speaking at attorney gatherings relative to developer/borrower issues. When appropriate, the Committee may also hold joint meetings or engage in joint projects with other committees.

The Committee provides an opportunity for Section members to network and remain informed about both legal and practical issues impacting the real estate development community. Any interested Section member is welcome to join the Committee.