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7 Real Estate lawyers found in Manhattan
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Natalia A. Sishodia
Managing Partner
600 Third Avenue, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10016
English, Russian
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Overview
About Real Estate in Manhattan, NY
LegalLumin lists 7 Real Estate lawyers with listed offices in Manhattan, NY. Profile languages listed on this page include Russian.
Local information
Local real estate process in Manhattan, NY
New York County judgment and lien records
The New York County Clerk's Judgment Docket and Lien Section at 60 Centre Street provides searches by name or block and lot and handles judgment and lien docket records for New York County.
Official sources (1)
- New York State Unified Court System, New York County Clerk (verified 2026-08-25)
Manhattan property records and recording
The Manhattan City Register office at 66 John Street is the only borough office offering the full range of City Register services; the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens offices provide a limited set of submission, pickup, certified-copy, and research services.
Official sources (1)
- NYC Department of Finance, In-Person Services (verified 2026-08-25)
Manhattan landlord-tenant venue
New York County Civil and Housing Court operates at 111 Centre Street in Manhattan, where the court's Help Center provides procedural information and forms for people without lawyers.
Official sources (1)
- New York State Unified Court System, New York County Civil and Housing Court Help Center (verified 2026-08-25)
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What to ask before contacting a real estate lawyer
These questions are general decision support, not legal advice or a ranking of the listed profiles.
Which transaction type does the lawyer regularly handle?
A residential purchase, a commercial lease, and a landlord-tenant dispute call for different experience.
Who will review title and closing documents?
Ask who will review the title and closing documents and how the office communicates delays.
Who handles document recording?
Ask whether the lawyer handles document recording directly or through a title company; familiarity with one transaction type does not guarantee experience with another.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can someone get procedural help for a Manhattan Housing Court matter?
The New York County Civil and Housing Court Help Center at 111 Centre Street provides procedural information and forms to people without lawyers. It does not give legal advice.
Source: New York State Unified Court System (verified 2026-08-25)
What is different about the Manhattan City Register office?
The Department of Finance identifies the Manhattan office at 66 John Street as the only borough office providing the full range of City Register services. The other City Register offices provide a more limited set of submission, copy, and research services.
Source: NYC Department of Finance, In-Person Services (verified 2026-08-25)
How long does a contractor have to file a mechanic's lien in New York?
A contractor or supplier generally has eight months after completing the work to file a mechanic's lien on New York private property, or only four months if the project involves a single-family dwelling. Missing that window can forfeit the lien, though the underlying contract claim may still be available separately.
Source: New York Lien Law § 10 (verified 2026-07-03)
How long do I have to sue over a real estate contract dispute in New York?
A dispute over a written real estate contract in New York generally must be filed within six years, the same period that applies to contract claims generally. The clock typically starts running from the date of the breach.
Source: New York CPLR § 213 (verified 2026-07-03)
What is adverse possession under New York law?
Adverse possession in New York lets an occupant who has held property openly, continuously, and under a claim of right for the statutory period gain title to it. The Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law sets the specific conditions, including a written-instrument path tied to a ten-year period.
Source: New York Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law § 501 (verified 2026-07-03)
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