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With over a decade of experience representing owners, developers and investors in a wide variety of complex real estate transactions, Evan focuses on the acquisition, disposition, development, financing and capitalization of commercial real estate properties.  Evan has a particular emphasis on the representation of institutional equity and developers in connection with joint venture structuring, negotiation, risk management and administration.   Evan's practice includes multifamily, industrial, office, mixed-use, and portfolio transaction product types.  

Representative Experience

  • Acquisitions and Dispositions: Represents owners and investors in acquisition and disposition transactions, with extensive experience in multifamily, industrial, office, mixed-use, and portfolio transaction product types.
  • Real Estate Development: Represents developers and investors throughout the life cycle of multifamily, industrial and mixed-use properties.
  • Joint Venture Investments: Represents developers and equity investors in the structuring, negotiation and administration of joint ventures for all stages of a real estate investment and development.
  • Finance: Represents borrowers in senior mortgage loans and mezzanine finance transactions, including construction, permanent and short-term loans.
  • Distressed Assets: Represents purchasers in the implementation of distressed real estate asset acquisitions.

Education

  • Tulane University Law School
    • J.D., 2014
    • Articles Editor, Tulane Law Review
  • University of Michigan
    • B.A., Psychology, 2011
    • with distinction

Admissions

  • New York, 2015
  • New Jersey, 2014
  • Texas, 2024

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