Real Estate Resources

An authoritative treatise on New York real property, cited by the Court of Appeals 11 times during the past 10 years and more than 200 times by all New York courts within the same period. It is organized alphabetically by volume and chapter for easy access and published three times per year, under the supervision of a five-member Editorial Board, with chapters prepared by seasoned experts It contains an Annual Legislative Update detailing statutory changes occurring during the past year, along with a comprehensive Subject Index.

This one-volume guide explores the full range of legal issues unique to New York commercial mortgages, including four chapters devoted just to the mortgage recording tax (with emphasis on the myriad problems and issues it creates for closings), title insurance, construction loans and the New York Lien Law, rental income and leases, defaults and acceleration, foreclosure and other remedies, New York choice of law and forum, usury, and lost notes. Other chapters address the closing process and language that needs to appear in every New York mortgage, with complete explanations. Stein on New York Commercial Mortgage Transactions is extensively supplemented with sample language, model documents, and legal checklists that are essential to help avoid the many pitfalls in this area of the law, whether you are representing the borrower or the lender. The book also includes a statutory supplement with all relevant excerpts of the statutes.

Includes critical discussion, analysis and materials on mortgage drafting, acceleration of the debt upon

A comprehensive legal research guide for New York State as well as New York City law, with complete coverage of the rich legal history of the City and its current primary and secondary legal research sources.

The New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR) contains New York state rules and regulations. The NYCRR is officially compiled by the New York State Department of State's Division of Administrative Rules.

Basic and complex issues of mortgages, foreclosures, and accelerations in New York, with in-depth analysis of the relevant case law and statutes. Practice-proven tips for handling specific situations are also included.

Addresses the full range of situations that can arise with the creation and enforcement of zoning regulations, in light of both judicial and administrative considerations.

Provides fundamental principles of law and demonstrates how they can be coordinated and used to solve the day-to-day real property issues you face. Topics include incidents of ownership, marketable title, contracts for sale, deeds, closing of title, rights of adjoining landowners, mechanics liens, mortgages and foreclosures, action to quiet title, easements, eminent domain, cooperatives and condominiums, and trusts.

The Codes and other documents that appear on this site may not yet reflect the most current legislation or rules adopted by the City. In addition, certain textual errors and omissions may temporarily exist, resulting from problems in the source database provided to American Legal and from which this website was created. Although these errors and omissions are being corrected, any user discovering any such error is invited to please contact the publisher at NYC.editor@amlegal.com or at 800-445-5588 and/or the New York City Law Department at NYCCodeRulesCharter@law.nyc.gov.
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The Codes and other documents that appear on this site may not yet reflect the most current legislation or rules adopted by the City. In addition, certain textual errors and omissions may temporarily exist, resulting from problems in the source database provided to American Legal and from which this website was created. Although these errors and omissions are being corrected, any user discovering any such error is invited to please contact the publisher at NYC.editor@amlegal.com or at 800-445-5588 and/or the New York City Law Department at NYCCodeRulesCharter@law.nyc.gov.

Provides information about, and analysis of, the laws and legal processes that govern New York City. The Center seeks to make the City’s government and decisions more fair, comprehensible and open to the public. The Center pursues its mission by scholarly research and writing and by widely disseminating information about New York City in accessible and easily understood formats. Coverage from 1995.

Includes administrative regulations for general city agencies, ethics agencies, land use agencies, borough presidents and an archive of pre-2017 material

The Commission is responsible for the conduct of planning relating to the orderly growth and development of the City, including adequate and appropriate resources for the housing, business, industry, transportation, distribution, recreation, culture, comfort, convenience, health and welfare of its population. The site includes links to data and forms about planning, initiatives, zoning, applications, data and tools by borough or citywide.