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Posted: September 9, 2013
Fleissig and Hager of Greenberg Traurig represent Treetop Development in $22 million acquisition
International law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP represented its client, Teaneck-based real estate company Treetop Development (Treetop), in the company's $22 million purchase of a 12 building portfolio in the Morningside Heights area of the Upper West Side of the city. The portfolio consists of 132 residential units and 3 commercial units and is situated in a neighborhood that has seen increased real estate activity.
Attorneys Steven Fleissig, shareholder and Joshua Hager, associate of Greenberg Traurig's Real Estate Practice represented Treetop in the transaction.
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