Erica F. Buckley leads our Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, representing some of New York’s most prolific developers and real estate professionals on a variety of transactional, regulatory, and investigative matters. Erica continues to build upon her background as chief of the Real Estate Finance Bureau of the New York Attorney General’s Office, where she oversaw various regulatory matters, government investigations, and policy initiatives.
I represent my developer clients on complex real estate transactions involving cooperatives, condominiums, timeshares, homeowners associations, and community land trusts. I draft offering plans, exemption applications, no-action letters, syndication filings, and submit those documents to the New York Attorney General’s Office on behalf of my clients. I also represent developers and investors on unique transactions involving bulk purchases of shares, mergers, and dissolutions of housing cooperatives, and advise on compliance with applicable laws such as the Martin Act, the Business Corporation Law, and the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act.
A substantial part of my work involves representing clients before the New York Attorney General’s Office who are under investigation for alleged violations of laws under the Martin Act or the Executive Law. I appear before the New York Attorney General’s Office on behalf of clients under investigation, and I assist in brokering workable settlements to close out matters to avoid litigation. When necessary, I also provide guidance to my clients on litigation strategy and facilitate alternative dispute resolutions, harnessing my experience as an Assistant Attorney General charged with closing out scores of disputes among sponsors, boards, and unit owners in cooperatives, condominiums, timeshares, and homeowners associations.
My work at the Attorney General’s Office afforded me the opportunity to cultivate strong relationships with city and state government agencies, including the New York Attorney General’s Office, Division of Housing and Community Renewal, the New York City Housing Development Corporation, the New York City Housing Authority, the New York State Housing Finance Agency, as well as the Department of Housing Preservation and Development. I represent developers before these city and state agencies on various regulatory, transactional, and policy matters. I also provide guidance on legislative and policy matters on a broad range of real estate issues and act as a New York State registered lobbyist, appearing before legislators on select occasions.
As special counsel, I advise cooperative and condominium boards on complex legal issues such as major corporate changes (e.g., corporate dissolution), adoption of new governing documents, the procurement of real estate tax benefits, financing, and dispute resolution on matters such as construction defects.
The recent New York State budget is already showing signs of jumpstarting real estate in all aspects. Property owners are evaluating the new rental tools and weighing their options against building for-sale projects. I am also seeing more interest in making occupied conversions work. I am delighted to be working on so many cooperative and condominium conversions in New York City. On the enforcement side, the scrutiny from various city and state agencies remains high, and the New York Attorney General’s Office continues to use its vast powers under the Martin Act and Executive Law to zealously investigate and prosecute alleged wrongdoing in the real estate industry. I stand ready to represent my clients in all aspects of the changing landscape.
Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums practice, and counsel Abigail Patterson, both of the New York City office, are mentioned in this article highlighting firms that guided the largest recent New York City real estate deals in public records. Erica represented Cadman Towers Housing Development Fund Corp. in its HDFC co-op conversion, and Abigial guided 720 E. 216 Housing Development Fund Corp. in its purchase of an apartment building at 722 E. 216th St.
The following article reports on Brooklyn’s Cadman Towers becoming the first-ever Mitchell-Lama co-op to convert to a Housing Development Fund Corporation (HDFC) co-op under the City of New York’s Article 2 to Article 11 Program. New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of the firm’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General teams, is quoted in the coverage. Erica helped develop the Article 2 to Article 11 Program in her prior role with the state attorney general’s office. In addition to Erica, the NP team working on the Cadman Towers conversion includes associate Natan Szegedi, department attorney Nichole Thomas, senior paralegals Stephen DuRie and Will Truskowski, and Co-op and Condo support specialist Jordan Giordano, all of the AHRE practice and New York City office.
The following article reports on Brooklyn’s Cadman Towers becoming the first-ever Mitchell-Lama co-op to convert to a Housing Development Fund Corporation (HDFC) co-op under the City of New York’s Article 2 to Article 11 Program. New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of the firm’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General teams, is quoted in the coverage. Erica helped develop the Article 2 to Article 11 Program in her prior role with the state attorney general’s office. In addition to Erica, the NP team working on the Cadman Towers conversion includes associate Natan Szegedi, department attorney Nichole Thomas, senior paralegals Stephen DuRie and Will Truskowski, and Co-op and Condo support specialist Jordan Giordano, all of the AHRE practice and New York City office.
This article covers the housing funds in the New York City budget. Affordable Housing & Real Estate deputy practice leader Deborah VanAmerongen and New York City AHRE partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, discuss the $2 billion earmarked for New York City Housing Authority upgrades and affordable housing development and affordable homeownership.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, contributed this article discussing the roles of the Division of Housing and Community Renewal and New York Attorney General in enforcing the Good Cause Eviction law.
This article covers New York state’s recently passed Good Cause Eviction bill and how it will not apply to co-ops and condos. The article references New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, counsel Richard Shore, and associate Julienne Hoffman’s “New York enacts Good Cause Eviction Law” alert. Erica, Richard, and Julienne discuss how the extensive requirements of Good Cause will dramatically alter the rental housing landscape in New York City, and possibly, the state.
The following article covers housing provisions in the recently-passed New York state budget. Affordable Housing & Real Estate deputy practice leader Deborah VanAmerongen and New York City AHRE partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, are quoted in the coverage, discussing the landmark size of this housing legislation and the budget’s new enforcement unit targeted at helping to resolve Section 8 voucher complaints more quickly.
The following articles cover housing provisions in the recently-passed New York state budget. Affordable Housing & Real Estate deputy practice leader Deborah VanAmerongen and New York City AHRE partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, are quoted in the coverage, discussing the landmark size of this housing legislation and the budget’s new enforcement unit targeted at helping to resolve Section 8 voucher complaints more quickly.
This article covers the NYC City Council approving a tax break that will help Brooklyn Heights affordable cooperative complex and NP client Cadman Towers become the first Mitchell-Lama co-op to convert to a city-sponsored affordable housing co-op known as a Housing Development Fund Corporation. The approval ensures Cadman Towers will remain affordable for many decades. New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, testified before the Council in support of Cadman Towers’ application. The story was also picked up by Habitat Magazine here.
This article profiles New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, and Long Island partner Lindsay Maleson, leader of the Healthcare practice, for being named to the publication’s “2024 Trailblazers in Law” list. The list recognizes a select group of New York-based leaders “who are using their legal training to make the world a better place.”
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, contributed this article recapping the 2022 amendments to the Martin Act and how they may apply to a situation where a husband and wife are looking to convert their building into a condominium.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s State Attorneys General and Cooperatives & Condominiums practices, is quoted in this article, which covers current trends within state AG practices at large law firms. Erica discusses factors helping to drive a rise in False Claims Act cases that NP is seeing across multiple states, and notes the formidable role state AGs play in civil enforcement.
In her latest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, discusses the potential benefits of leasehold condominiums for homeless shelter operators, and why the structure may be more beneficial for a nonprofit versus a long-term lease.
In her latest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, addresses a question of whether condominium unit owners or non-sponsor-controlled boards can sue sponsors under the Martin Act when sponsors fail to follow through on what was promised in an offering plan.
In her latest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, discusses good cause eviction protections under New York’s Martin Act, and whether non-purchasing tenants in buildings that convert to coops or condos under a noneviction plan are eligible for tenant protections.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, is quoted in this article on the debate surrounding community land trusts (CLTs) and the challenges they face in New York. Erica explains why CLTs are not one-size-fits.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, is featured for being named to the publication’s 2023 “Law Power 100” list, recognizing the most influential legal professionals in New York politics and government. Erica has been included on this list for three consecutive years.
In her latest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, discusses how a recent amendment to New York State’s Martin Act that eases restrictions on co-op and condo conversions could impact small building owners.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of the firm’s Cooperatives & Condominiums team, is quoted throughout this article, which covers the recently signed amendment to New York’s Martin Act, easing restrictions on co-op and condo conversions.
In her latest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, explains the powers bestowed upon the New York Attorney General when it comes to regulating real estate offerings, specifically through the lens of the Martin Act and the New York Executive Law.
This article discussing possible New York state real estate policies and regulations to watch in the coming year quotes New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums and State Attorneys General practices, on the likelihood of a new tax exemption to replace New York City’s 421a tax abatement, which expired in June.
In her newest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley breaks down the process of carrying out condominium terminations in New York City.
In her newest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley addresses a question about when rescission is warranted under the Martin Act—New York’s blue sky law— in relation to the offer and sale of new construction condominium units.
This article covering the expiration of New York’s 421a housing construction tax break quotes New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley, who explains why this is a challenging time to let the exemption expire and what developers can do in in the interim until New York state lawmakers reconvene for the next legislative session in January.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley is quoted in the following articles covering the expiration of New York’s housing construction tax break 421a. Erica provides insight into what could happen next for both developers and New York state lawmakers.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley is quoted in the following article covering the expiration of New York’s housing construction tax break 421a. Erica provides insight into what could happen next for both developers and New York state lawmakers.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley is quoted throughout this article, providing practical input on differences in the process of combining units in co-op and condo buildings.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley co-authored this op-ed urging New York state legislators to pass bills that would help increase home ownership and permanently safeguard affordable units that would otherwise be subject to loss through expiring contractual agreements. The article provides five common-sense suggestions to create a fairer and more robust affordable housing landscape.
In her newest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley discusses the growing use of community land trusts to build more permanently affordable housing and the types of development that can be built on this land, along with the related filing requirements in New York.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, leader of NP’s Cooperatives & Condominiums team, is included in this year’s Law Power 100 list of the most influential legal professionals across New York. The article features an overview of her practice and her past experience at the New York attorney general’s office.
This article covers the political clash over whether to renew New York City’s long-held tax break for rental housing development, which expires in June. New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley, who leads the Cooperatives and Condominiums team, is quoted for her outlook on Governor Hochul’s proposed change that would allow cooperatives and condominiums to once again qualify for the tax break if they satisfy certain affordability criteria.
This article, covering New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s proposal to replace a soon-to-expire property tax incentive program with the new Affordable Neighborhoods for New Yorkers (ANNY), quotes and links to a recent client alert written by Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader and partner Erica Buckley and department attorney Nichole Thomas, both of the Affordable Housing & Real Estate group in New York City.
New York Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley contributed this article offering guidance to developers in New York City following the end of the state of disaster emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The article covers the impacts for developers and the requirements they will need to comply with going forward.
New York Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley contributed this article on the rules that govern out-of-state developers when offering and selling condos to New York residents. The article offers best practices for marketing condos in New York while staying compliant with the state’s requirements.
This article on the debt restructuring of 200 Amsterdam, a new luxury condo tower in the Upper West Side neighborhood of Manhattan, includes New York City partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums practice team leader Erica Buckley for representing Amsterdam Avenue Redevelopment Associates as condo counsel. The article also quotes Erica on how the existing loan has to be broken down by unit when selling a condo unit.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley contributed this article discussing New York State’s amendment to its estate transfer tax statute, its elimination of “grossing-up” which historically raised the total amount paid by the purchaser, and the amendment’s implications for attorneys of project sponsors.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley contributed this article on the efficiencies she gained while working from her upstate New York home during the pandemic, and how the new norms have allowed her to achieve better work-life balance while simultaneously expanding her practice.
Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader and New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley co-wrote this op-ed analyzing New York’s Martin Act and the ways in which the state’s attorney general can modify current regulations in order to prevent the kind of apartment building collapse that devastated Surfside, Florida.
Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader and New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley contributed this column on New York state’s mortgage recording tax credit, which offers relief to real estate professionals, and how the governor’s executive order suspending the deadline to take advantage of the credit will alleviate some of the marketplace disruptions caused by COVID-19.
Cooperatives and Condominiums practice team leader and New York City partner Erica Buckley is featured in this Q&A article on her outlook for New York’s affordable and middle-market residential sectors during the pandemic. This story is part of a series spotlighting female real estate leaders during Women’s History Month.
Cooperatives & Condominiums practice team leader and New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley is included in this list of attorneys influencing New York’s political and government spheres.
In the latest installment of her “Ask the Former Regulator“ column, Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader and New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley discusses the Multiple Dwelling Law and the proposed law to allow the conversion of a hotel to a for-sale condominium.
This feature article on the formation of NP’s State Attorneys General team quotes Boston Government Investigations & White Collar Defense partners Bill Codinha and Rob Fisher throughout the story on the team’s work both in Massachusetts and across the country. The article also quotes Litigation chair Scott O’Connell and mentions the team’s co-leaders, Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley and Government Investigations & White Collar Defense partner Travis Hill, both in New York City.
The launch of the firm’s State Attorneys General practice team is included in this roundup of notable legal news. The team is led by New York Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley; New York partner Travis Hill and Boston partners Bill Codinha and Rob Fisher, of the Government Investigations & White Collar Defense group.
The launch of the firm’s State Attorneys General practice team is included in this roundup article of notable legal news. The team is led by New York Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley; New York partner Travis Hill and Boston partners Bill Codinha and Rob Fisher, of the Government Investigations & White Collar Defense group.
Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader and New York City partner Erica Buckley is featured in this article for being named one of the city’s “Notable Women in Law“ for the third year in a row.
In the latest installment of her “Ask the Former Regulator“ column, New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley discusses whether a housing development fund company that operates as a housing cooperative can go private and what factors shareholders need to consider.
Cooperatives & Condominiums practice team leader and New York Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley was featured in this radio segment focusing on the Martin Act (one of the most exhaustive securities laws in the country), New York State filings and compliance, and investigation and enforcement by the New York Attorney General.
In her latest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley examines some of the limited relief afforded to condominium sponsors under the recent executive orders signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo.
This roundup of notable executive news includes the appointment of New York City Cooperatives & Condominium practice team leader and partner Erica Buckley to co-chair of the New York State Bar Association’s Condominiums & Cooperatives Committee.
This feature article on New York City’s first-ever Housing Development Fund Corporation cooperative dissolution and reconstitution to free-market status quotes Cooperatives & Condominiums practice team leader Erica Buckley and mentions Affordable Housing & Real Estate counsel Ruben Ravago, both of New York City, for advising West Village Houses.
This feature article on New York City’s first-ever Housing Development Fund Corporation cooperative dissolution and reconstitution to free-market status quotes Cooperatives & Condominiums practice team leader Erica Buckley and mentions Affordable Housing & Real Estate counsel Ruben Ravago, both of New York City, for advising West Village Houses.
Cooperatives & Condominium practice team leader Erica Buckley contributed this op-ed on New York City’s real estate landscape during the pandemic, offering her outlook and appeal for affordable housing and home ownership.
New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley and counsel Ruben Ravago co-wrote this contributed article, based on their NP client alert, about the key issues condo boards and co-ops must consider before enlisting the assistance of volunteers during a pandemic.
In her latest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley explains that the functions of New York government, including the Attorney General’s Real Estate Finance Bureau, are still in operation during the coronavirus shutdown, as most state employees continue to work remotely.
New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley appears on this City and State 2020 Law Power List, recognizing New York’s most politically powerful lawyers.
This article features New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley talking about the process for condo and co-op owners who may want to buy a second unit in the same building to combine with their current home.
New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley talks about Governor Andrew Cuomo’s veto of a bill that would’ve jeopardized property tax abatements for condos and co-ops that do not pay a prevailing wage to their building service workers.
In her latest “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley answers a question from a condominium sponsor in New York City who is beginning to sell condo units with only a temporary certificate of occupancy.
In the latest installment of her “Ask the Former Regulator” column, New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley analyzes new legislative language that changes the threshold for effective offering plans on rental conversions.
New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley comments on presidential candidate Bernie Sanders’ proposed plan for increased federal funding for community land trusts, an arrangement in which nonprofits acquire land as a permanent location for affordable housing.
This story quotes New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley on a controversial new bill headed to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s desk. The bill would require co-op and condo owners to pay their nonunion employees more than twice the minimum wage to qualify for a key tax abatement.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley wrote this op-ed outlining how a new law designed to protect tenants may actually reduce home ownership opportunities in the city, due to a provision making condo conversions more difficult.
This article features New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley discussing a new statewide housing law that could have a major impact of landlords’ ability to move forward with condo conversions.
New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley wrote this contributed column on the statute of limitations governing the length of time unit owners and condo boards have to sue a condo sponsor. The column is part of Erica’s regular series, “Ask the Former Regulator.”
New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner and Cooperatives & Condominiums team leader Erica Buckley is included in this inaugural list of the 50 most influential lawyers in New York state.
Cooperatives & Condominiums Practice Team Leader Erica Buckley, based in New York City, authored this “Ask the Former Regulator” column. The article discusses “grossing up” and “seller concessions” and what scenarios are permissible under the Martin Act in New York.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley is quoted in this story on the common practice of misnumbering residential floors in luxury condo developments to give the impression of a higher position in the building.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partners Erica Buckley and Tatiana Gutierrez are featured on this annual list honoring the top women in law in New York.
New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Erica Buckley is quoted extensively in this article about how a win for Democratic attorney general candidate Tish James could impact the city’s real estate industry.
New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley is quoted in this article about how New York real estate will evolve if nominee Letitia James becomes the next attorney general.
New York City Affordable Housing and Real Estate partner Erica Buckley provides commentary in this article is about the impact of the New York Attorney General Real Estate Finance Bureau’s work to modernize operations, strengthen enforcement and broaden its scope.
New York City affordable housing and real estate partner Erica Buckley is quoted in this article on the varying standards for measuring square footage in for-sale units in New York City.
New York City affordable housing and real estate partner Erica Buckley is quoted in this article discussing the debate within the city’s real estate market over how to measure the square footage of condominium units and co-ops.
New York City affordable housing and real estate partner Erica Buckley, who was formerly chief of the Real Estate Finance Bureau in the state attorney general’s office, is quoted in this story for her perspective on how a new leader will change the office’s approach to housing law.
Affordable housing and real estate partner Erica Buckley and project finance and public finance partner Roddy Devlin are both quoted in this article announcing an expansion of our real estate practice in New York City.
New York City affordable housing partner Erica Buckley is mentioned in this article for representing the board of the West Village Houses complex as it transitions from an HDFC co-op to a normal co-op.
In this article on New York City’s Mitchell-Lama affordable housing program, New York City affordable housing partner Erica Buckley is quoted on whether an infusion of cash from the mayor’s office can dissuade co-op owners who want to sell at market rates.
This article quotes New York City affordable housing partner Erica Buckley regarding Major Bill de Blasio’s $250M offering plan to preserve Mitchell-Lamas in the city.
New York affordable housing partner Erica Buckley is quoted in this article about the state of the Mitchell-Lima affordable housing program in New York.
New York City affordable housing partner Erica Buckley provides commentary on the complications that arise when apartments exit affordable housing programs.
New York City affordable housing partner Erica Buckley provides third-party commentary about a proposed regulation by New York City’s Housing Preservation and Development department (HPD).
The following coverage includes the arrival of New York City affordable housing partner Erica Buckley to Nixon Peabody.
The following coverage includes the arrival of New York City affordable housing partner Erica Buckley to Nixon Peabody.
New York City affordable housing partner Erica Buckley is quoted in this article about a new rule change proposed by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development that will limit how air rights are distributed to developers.
This coverage includes the arrival of New York City affordable housing partner Erica Buckley to Nixon Peabody.
This feature discusses how Erica’s extensive experience, particularly in 421-A tax exemptions and the Martin Act, having previously served as the chief regulator of the Real Estate Finance Bureau of the NY Attorney General’s office, will bolster NP’s affordable housing practice.
This feature discusses how Erica’s extensive experience, particularly in 421-A tax exemptions and the Martin Act, having previously served as the chief regulator of the Real Estate Finance Bureau of the NY Attorney General’s office, will bolster NP’s affordable housing practice.
