Almost every company owns or leases real estate in the course of its business. Real estate attorneys can ensure these businesses have professional assistance to efficiently manage their real estate portfolios.

Powell Goldstein's real estate practice brings value to discrete real estate projects and provides strategic planning advice that can, among other goals, reduce costs. Public and private corporations, including Fortune 500 companies and non-profit associations, go to PoGo because our group includes lawyers experienced in the ownership, operation and financing of real estate and related facilities.

We are well-versed in market-leading approaches that minimize challenges and maximize solutions related to corporate real estate assets. We advise industrial and other companies in connection with the development of new corporate headquarters and manufacturing facilities. We document economic incentives from state and local governments. We represent national companies in managing real estate portfolios of leased and owned properties. In fact, we represent all manner of clients in real estate acquisition, development, leasing and expansion activities.

Representative Matters:

• Advised a European industrial company in connection with the development of new $140 million corporate headquarters and manufacturing facilities, including documenting economic incentives from state and local governments
• Represented a national building supply company, managing its real estate portfolio of leased and owned properties
• Developed a leasing Intranet database for use by an executive suites business with 460 leased facilities throughout the United States
• Represented a Fortune 500 company in connection with its leasing activities nationally
• Represented a large public textile manufacturing company in the acquisition and management of its industrial manufacturing facilities
• Represented community banks in ground leases for development of headquarters buildings 
• Represented a number of major corporations in special land finance transactions designed to exempt new facilities and equipment from local property taxes for defined abatement periods 
• Represented a regional bank in development and disposition of branch office sites
• Represented a regional medical facility in acquisition, development and expansion activities
• Represented a corporation in connection with the development of its new corporate headquarters in Dayton, Ohio, the financing for which included taxable bonds, state subsidized debt and multiple municipal grants
• Represented numerous for-profit corporations and non-profit trade associations in connection with the development, construction and leasing of their headquarters facilities