Construction & Real Estate
/Area of practice
In the complex realm of real estate transactions, the guidance of experienced attorneys becomes indispensable. With a focus on the meticulous drafting and negotiation of construction, purchase, and lease agreements, we offer our advise in multiple languages – German, Italian, and English. Furthermore, we dedicate ourselves to essential tasks such as collaborating with the Italian notary, verifying debt-free ownership, and advising on all relevant taxes and expenses. The guidance also extends to “under-construction properties,” in line with the stringent provisions of Law No. 122/2005.
Drafting and negotiation of construction, purchase, and lease agreements:
The core of our advisory services lies in the adept drafting and negotiation of construction, purchase, and lease agreements. It is crucial that these contracts protect the interests of our clients while also meeting legal requirements. We ensure that purchase agreements are precise and clearly formulated to avoid potential uncertainties.
Our services span multiple languages, including German, Italian, and English, ensuring smooth and effective communication. This allows clients to operate in their preferred language, ensuring no misunderstandings occur. The precise formulation of contracts in different languages is particularly important to capture legal nuances correctly and ensure all parties have a clear understanding of their obligations.
Collaboration with the Notary:
We also facilitate collaboration with the Italian Notary, a crucial player in many real estate transactions. The Notary plays a central role in authenticating contracts and ensuring the legality of transactions. We ensure all necessary documents are provided for a smooth process. Communication with the Notary is efficient to ensure all legal requirements are met and the interests of our clients are protected.
Verification of ownership for debts and liabilities:
Another critical aspect of our services is the verification of ownership to ensure there are no debts or liabilities on the property. This step is essential to ensure the purchase is free from legal obstacles, and clients obtain clear ownership and possession. We conduct a comprehensive due diligence examination along with the Notary to uncover potential issues and proactively resolve them.
Advice on taxes and expenses:
We also provide extensive advice to our clients on all relevant taxes and expenses related to real estate construction, purchase, or leasing. This includes clarifying the tax obligations applicable to the transaction and identifying all associated expenses. Transparent communication about potential costs allows clients to make informed decisions and avoid financial surprises.
Advice on “under-construction properties”:
Our services also extend to “under-construction properties,” taking into account the relevant provisions of Law No. 122/2005. This law establishes stringent safety measures for properties in the construction phase to protect the interests of buyers. We ensure that all required guarantees and insurances are adhered to in accordance with legal regulations and advise our clients on potential risks and protective measures.
In a nutshell:
We offer comprehensive advisory services in real estate law that go beyond the simple drafting of construction, purchase, or lease agreements. Through multilingual support, collaboration with the Notary, ownership verification, tax and expense advice, and specialized expertise in “under-construction properties”, we demonstrate our commitment to the interests of our clients. This holistic approach ensures that real estate transactions are conducted smoothly and legally securely.
Our Podcast-Episodes about Construction & Real Estate:
◼︎ Contratti internazionali. Quale diritto?
◼︎ Contratti internazionali. Qual’è il giudice competente?
◼︎ Contratti di agenzia. Quali indennità?
◼︎ Der Werkvertrag im italienischen Recht
◼︎ Internationale Verträge. Welches Recht?
◼︎ Abfindungen im italienischen Handelsvertretervertrag (Teil 1)
◼︎ Abfindungen im italienischen Handelsvertretervertrag (Teil 2)