The real estate attorneys at our Norristown and Doylestown law offices continue a long tradition of handling the full range of real estate matters. This includes representing property owners, buyers and sellers, landlords and tenants, municipalities, developers, and property managers in buying, selling, financing, leasing and managing property.
Real estate is a core area of the firm’s practice, and includes experience and capabilities throughout Pennsylvania, with a concentration in the dynamic Greater Philadelphia area, including Montgomery County, Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County and the City of Philadelphia.
Visit our law firm’s Pennsylvania Real Estate Portal and Blog regularly where our real estate attorneys will keep you up-to-date on real estate issues and frequently asked questions.
Since many of our local law firm members are community leaders in Bucks County and Montgomery County and the Greater Philadelphia area, our real estate attorneys are well prepared to meet the challenges presented by the conflicting pressures of development, preservation and municipal regulation of real estate.
Members of our law firm have participated in real estate legislative change at the community and state level and regularly advise municipalities on zoning and land use issues.
When you need an experienced and well-qualified real estate attorney, you owe it to yourself to give our law offices in Doylestown and Norristown a call. Our real estate attorneys can make sure you avoid potential issues with code compliance, real estate taxes, eminent domain, and other real estate concerns.
Our real estate attorneys handle commercial real estate and residential real estate transactions including:
High Swartz LLP real estate attorneys continue a long tradition of handling the full range of real estate matters. This includes representing property owners, buyers and sellers, landlords and tenants, municipalities, developers, and property managers in buying, selling, financing, leasing and managing property. Real estate is a core area of the firm’s practice, and includes experience and capabilities throughout Pennsylvania, with a concentration in the dynamic Greater Philadelphia area, including Montgomery County, Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County and the City of Philadelphia.
Visit our law firm’s Pennsylvania Real Estate Portal and Blog regularly to be kept up-to-date on real estate issues and frequently asked questions.
Since many firm members are community leaders in Bucks County and Montgomery County and the Greater Philadelphia area, our real estate lawyers are well prepared to meet the challenges presented by the conflicting pressures of development, preservation and municipal regulation of real estate.
Members of our firm have participated in real estate legislative change at the community and state level and regularly advise municipalities on zoning and land use issues.
Our firm handles commercial real estate and residential real estate transactions including:
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