From land acquisition to closing, the process of residential condominium development is complex. Miller, Miller & Canby’s Patrick McKeever breaks it down with advice for thought processes, steps and timelines — invaluable information for developers and their counsel. From finding, zoning and buying the land to the sale and closing or settlement of each unit, this is a practical guide. Click on Download Attachment to read his complete article, the first in a two-part series on this subject.
In nearly fifty years of practice in Montgomery County and the Washington, DC metropolitan area, Patrick McKeever has been called upon by clients and attorneys to devise innovative solutions in the area of real estate and its development and financing. He has particular expertise in public-private agreements to facilitate land development, condominium, cooperative and homeowner association concepts and applications. Tap into this expertise by contacting Patrick McKeever
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