Harvest Real Estate Law

Keeping the Peace: How Landlords and Property Owners Can Reduce and Manage Nuisance Claims

Across virtually every commercial real estate asset class, there is a growing trend towards the creation of mixed-use environments. This shift is fueled by investors seeking greater flexibility and diversification in their projects, and it shows no sign of slowing. …

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Tariffs Are Here: What Landlords Need to Know About the Impact on Commercial Leasing

New tariffs on imported construction materials—including steel, aluminum, electrical components, and finish goods—have now gone into effect. For commercial landlords, these tariffs are expected to drive up construction costs, create supply chain delays, and introduce new risks across lease transactions. …

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California’s Insurance Wildfire Crisis: A Turning Point for Insurers and Property Owners

With wildfire losses in Southern California now topping $53 billion, the ripple effects across the state’s already fragile insurance industry are undeniable. Property insurance premiums are expected to rise significantly across all of California, with availability options and challenges likely …

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California’s New Commercial Tenant Protection Act (SB 1103): What Landlords Should Know

California’s legislative landscape is changing, and with the new year comes a significant shift for commercial landlords. Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed SB 1103 (2024), known as the Commercial Tenant Protection Act, into law. The Act, effective January 1, 2025, …

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Navigating Legal and Business Issues with Existing REAs When Reimagining Retail Projects

Retail real estate owners continually need to modify their projects to meet the evolving needs of retail tenants and customers.  Among the most difficult challenges in reimagining or redeveloping retail projects are restrictions within existing REAs, CC&Rs and other recorded …

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