Real Estate Transactions

An experienced business law firm that offers full-fledged real estate services responds to widely varied client needs and concerns.We duly note on our website at the established New Haven law firm of Berdon, Young & Margolis that our seasoned legal team works...

Creative and forward-looking Connecticut small business owners are always thinking of ways to grow their enterprises and ensure future profitability.That entrepreneurial vision sometimes guides thoughts toward consideration of a real estate purchase for company...

Connecticut real estate issues pose both challenges and opportunities for parties ranging broadly from homeowners to commercial developers. Relevant subject matter across a truly wide realm might readily come to mind for many readers of our business law blog at...

You’re eyeing a home and surrounding yard that looks just perfect for your Connecticut family. Financing seems a certainty, and on attractive terms. You’ve got the requisite down payment.Is there anything else you need to be considering? Actually, there...

A full-service real estate attorney can provide seamless and comprehensive service for a Connecticut home buyer, who obviously seeks comfort concerning a major life investment.Buying a home entails many concerns. Proven legal counsel is uniquely well placed to offer...

We discussed common-interest communities in a recent Berdon, Young & Margolis blog post. We underscored in our July 24 entry the key role played by homeowners associations in governing such living arrangements.That post noted that HOA boards “are often a...

They dot the landscape of Connecticut. In fact, the planning and creation of so-called common-interest residential communities has been in high gear all across the United States for decades, with the results being obvious from coast to coast.Even if you are a...

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll likely ever make. And under the current seller’s market, it’s not a cheap undertaking. In addition to the down payment and closing fees, why should you add attorney fees to your list of...

Small and persistent steps forward.That succinctly defined onward trudge might summarize the Connecticut residential real estate market just about as well as any other description, based on recently revealed housing statistics. The bottom line: Counties across the...

For some Connecticut residents, this is literally a million-dollar question: Concerning residential real estate transactions across the state, is it a buyer's or seller's market?"Sellers are not satisfied -- it's still a buyer's market," states one realty principal...