Brandt, Steinberg, Lewis & Blond LLP
ABOUT
Peter Brandt founded the law firm of Brandt, Steinberg, Lewis & Blond LLP in 1932. In the nearly 85 years since, we have represented many thousands of properties of every size and description throughout New York City and nearly every municipality in the state. Our practice is concentrated on real estate tax appeals, exemptions, abatements and condemnations.
At the New York City law firm of Brandt, Steinberg, Lewis & Blond LLP, our client base includes land developers, entrepreneurs, property owners and net tenants who are interested in assistance with real estate tax appeals and related legal issues. Our attorneys have more than 175 years of combined experience in this field. We endeavor to solve client problems in a timely manner that reduces cost and meets the needs of our clients.
CONTACT
Address:
60 East 42nd Street
Suite 1260
New York, NY 10165
Phone:
(212) 563-2200
Website:
https://www.bsl-taxcert.com/
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STORIES
NYC property owners: RPIE filing deadline is June 2 - non-compliance carries steep penalties - by Peter Blond
If you’re a New York City real estate owner, the only thing more annoying than your allergies may be the legally m...
NYC agencies abandon mission statements, escalate anti-taxpayer policies amidst tax assessment controversy - by Peter Blond
While it is very upsetting news to publicize, two New York City agencies have abandoned their mission statements (psst, ...
NYC Dept. of Finance proposing changes to NYC Charter and Title 19 of the RCNY to limit taxpayer options - by Peter Blond
New York City is supposedly a liberal, sanctuary city, but that clearly doesn’t apply to real estate owners consid...
Real Property Income & Expense (RPIE) filing has been legal for decades, yet it continues to confuse many - by Peter Blond
Sometimes I wonder if taxpayers think the RPIE is a secret missile program… they aren’t supposed to have an...
What will my real estate taxes be after the Tax Equity Now NY lawsuit is concluded? - by Peter Blond
The most popular question this spring from every type of property owner is “what will my real estate taxes be afte...
The question facing thousands of taxpayers now is whether to protest their 2024/25 assessed value - by Peter Blond
Another year has passed, and New York City has released another real estate tax assessment roll. For most taxpayers, it ...
The potential for assessment increases on a scale not seen for many years is undeniably in the cards - by Peter Blond
Fall is in the air, but I suspect there could be a deep arctic chill in mid-January when 2024/25 New York City real esta...
Many landlords are struggling to rationalize their increased tax bills relative to their reduced or stagnant pre-tax bottom lines - by Peter Blond
While a clear majority of New Yorkers have reached their boiling point over the “no end in sight” migrant cr...
New York City taxing entire condominium and cooperative for individual renovations - by Peter Blond
Imagine yourself managing, no worse, owning a New York City condominium or cooperative while one or more residential uni...
