Closed Entry: Special Provisions-Minimizing Risk With a Strong Cannabis-related Lease

Day Pitney Real Estate Partner Daniel Diaz Leyva was featured in GlobeSt.com article, "Wealth Migration Leading to Surging Retail Demand in Florida."

Day Pitney Real Estate Partner Steven J. Wernick was featured in South Florida Business Journal article, "Wynwood Walls Creator, Developer Partner on Hotel, Condo Building."

Day Pitney Real Estate, Environmental and Land Use practice co-chair Craig Gianetti was featured in Law360 article, "Affordable Housing Law 'Streamlines' Process for Cities." Gianetti commented that the new law could positively impact affordable housing production in New Jersey, provided specific towns looking to take advantage of its provisions follow proper procedure.

Day Pitney Florida Real Estate chair Daniel Diaz Leyva is featured in Sun Sentinel's article titled, "Clouds Rising Over Banks? As Interest Rates Stay High, FAU Survey Handicaps Risks For Lenders With Big Books of Commercial Loans."

Day Pitney Miami Real Estate Partner Sandra Ferrera was featured in The Real Deal article "Is the Miami Hype Waning? In South Florida, Defaulted Debt Volume Skyrockets by 100%."

Day Pitney Real Estate Partner Steven J. Wernick was featured in The Real Deal article "Gov. Ron DeSantis Signed the Amendments into Law on Thursday."

Day Pitney Real Estate Partner Steven J. Wernick was featured in the Law360 article "Miami Not Immune to Office Distress, Foreclosure Bid Shows," discussing his role in the Wynwood Neighborhood Revitalization District.

Day Pitney Real Estate Partner Daniel Diaz Leyva was featured in the Commercial Observer article "Palm Beach's Buccan Restaurant to Open in Coral Gables."

Day Pitney Real Estate, Environmental and Land Use practice co-chair Craig Gianetti was featured in Gothamist article "Court Tells Wealthy NJ Town: We'll Decide Where You'll Put Affordable Housing."

Day Pitney Real Estate, Environmental and Land Use Partner Steven Wernick is featured in the Miami Herald article "The End of Single-Family-Only Home Suburbs? Miami-Dade Zoning Rule Impact Could Be 'Sweeping'."