Lisa Radetsky is a partner in the Real Estate practice group at Greenspoon Marder LLP. Her practice focuses on representing developers in acquiring, financing, constructing, and converting properties to condominium or cooperative ownership. She prepares condominium and cooperative offering plans for both vacant and occupied residential properties and mixed-use projects, handling the registration thereof with government agencies.
Ms. Radetsky also advises non-profit organizations and their landlords regarding the development of leasehold condominiums to secure real estate tax exemptions. She has structured transactions for property owners working with non-profits and developed condominiums for various organizations, including universities, healthcare systems, private foundations, a private school in Manhattan, social service organizations and several charter schools.
Her extensive experience covers a wide range of transactional matters, including acquisitions, sales, lending transactions such as construction financing, and mezzanine lending and leasing. Her experience in mezzanine lending includes restructuring the loans to avoid a mezzanine foreclosure of the interests. She has represented developers in acquiring properties for residential developments where commercial or community facility space is retained by the seller. Ms. Radetsky is frequently consulted as special counsel for due diligence in financing condominium projects. She also represents condominium and cooperative boards on legal matters, including amendments and restatements of governing documents.
Her recent projects feature the 11 Hancock Place Condominium and the 500 West 25th Street Condominium. Other projects include the conversion of 22 Riverside Drive Condominium, 235 West 71st Street Condominium, the Nolita Place Condominium at 199 Broadway, 25-27 Mercer Street Condominium, 471 Washington Street Condominium, the One North Moore Condominium, 11 North Moore Condominium, 90 West Street in TriBeCa.
Prior to joining Greenspoon Marder LLP, Ms. Radetsky served as co-chair of the Real Estate practice at a New York-based midsize law firm.
Bar Admissions
- New York
- U.S. Supreme Court
Education
- J.D., Georgetown University Law Center
- B.A., summa cum laude with high honors, Brandeis University