Robert McCulloch has more than thirty-five years experience in real estate law. His areas of expertise include acquisitions, dispositions, leasing, construction matters and real estate finance. His clients include financial institutions, retailers, developers, owners, landlords and tenants. Mr. McCulloch has served in various management and administrative roles with the firm over the years.
Mr. McCulloch has completed transactions including:
- Representation of Fortune 10 corporation in acquisition and development of more than 100 sites.
- Representation of major U.S. financial institutions in real estate lending activities, corporate facilities transactions and in workout, foreclosure and disposition of owned real estate.
- Representation of developers in acquisition and development of residential subdivisions, office buildings and industrial properties.
- Representation of foreign, institutional and entrepreneurial investors in acquisition and disposition of investment properties.
- Representation of landlords and tenants in office, retail and industrial lease negotiations.
Selected Representative Experience
Leases and Land Acquisitions
Represented a major money center bank in multiple states for 85 ground leases, four land acquisitions, and eight offices leases, including the client’s headquarters in two metropolitan areas, three training center leases, and three data processing center leases.
Online Publications
03/09/2009 -
Tenant Bankruptcy Can Result in Loss of Landlord’s Security
Landlords should be aware that, under current bankruptcy law, a tenant’s bankruptcy may limit the amount of a security deposit that is available to a landlord if a tenant rejects a lease. It is possible, however, to minimize the risk of loss, at least in some circumstances, through careful structuring of security devices.