Local Real Estate Legal Help

Closings & Counsel in Park Slope

Whether you’re buying a brownstone, leasing a storefront on 5th Avenue, or financing a multifamily flip, we help Park Slope clients handle their real estate deals with clarity, care, and confidence.

Brooklyn Roots, Legal Smarts

Real Estate Law That Gets Park Slope

Park Slope’s real estate scene combines old-Brooklyn charm with new demand—from co-op buyers and townhouse sellers to small business owners leasing retail space. At Calvo Law Group, we work with clients across the Slope and surrounding neighborhoods to make sure every detail is handled—clean contracts, clear title, and smooth closings. With deep experience in NYC’s boroughs and real relationships across the market, we make sure your next move is a smart one.

Legal Help That Moves With You

Built for Brooklyn Transactions

We focus solely on real estate law—because deals like yours deserve full attention. Whether you’re buying, leasing, or lending in Park Slope, we’re here to help.

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Buying & Selling

From classic brownstone sales to condo closings near Prospect Park, we manage Park Slope transactions with precision and pace.

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Loan Representation & Settlements

We help private lenders close Park Slope deals confidently—drafting documents, clearing title, and managing settlement from start to finish.

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Leases for Landlords & Tenants

Whether you’re a landlord leasing to a local business or a tenant signing your first commercial lease, we make sure your terms are solid and clear.

Real Estate Legal Advice

What Park Slope Clients Ask

We’ve supported clients throughout Brooklyn—and these are the top legal questions we hear from buyers, sellers, landlords, and lenders in Park Slope.

  • Are brownstone purchases in Park Slope more complicated than condos?

    They can be. Brownstones often involve multi-unit configurations, landmark restrictions, and unique due diligence like certificate of occupancy checks or tenant law compliance. These deals also tend to involve more nuanced title searches and repair negotiations. We guide buyers through every step, making sure your contract reflects the property’s specifics and that there are no surprises after closing.

  • Is it common to lease commercial space to small businesses in Park Slope?

    Very. Park Slope is known for its vibrant retail and service scene, and many landlords lease directly to local entrepreneurs or growing businesses. But commercial leases—even in seemingly casual settings—still require formal review. We help both parties avoid misunderstandings, negotiate fair terms, and set the lease up to support the long-term relationship.

  • Can you represent me if I’m buying and selling at the same time?

    Yes, and it’s something we do often in Park Slope. Whether you’re selling your condo and upgrading to a townhouse, or exiting an investment while entering a new one, we handle the coordination and communication so both deals close smoothly. Timing matters, and we work across both contracts to keep everything aligned.

  • Do co-op buildings in Park Slope have the same process as those in Manhattan?

    They’re similar, but not identical. Co-op boards in Park Slope may be less formal than those uptown, but you still need to prepare a financial package, review building rules, and secure board approval. We help make sure your contract and application meet all local requirements—especially in smaller or self-managed co-ops where expectations vary.

  • How quickly can you help close a private loan in Brooklyn?

    We move fast. Once we have the deal terms, we draft the loan documents, coordinate with the title company, and schedule closing as soon as everything is ready. Park Slope deals often involve shorter timelines and motivated buyers or sellers, so we’re structured to act quickly without sacrificing legal thoroughness.