Mr. Sillerman is Co-Chair of the Land Use department.  He concentrates his practice on real estate matters and land use and zoning.

Mr. Sillerman renders advice on all aspects of site development including acquisition, air rights purchases, zoning, landmark considerations, environmental matters, tax abatements, economic development incentives and discretionary government land use approvals.

Mr. Sillerman regularly represents a variety of major developers and institutions, including commercial banks, medical institutions, schools, museums and religious organizations in New York City's land use review and landmark procedures.  Mr. Sillerman was previously the Executive Assistant to City Council President Carol Bellamy.

J.D., Columbia Law School, 1976

• Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar

B.A., Cornell University, 1968

District of Columbia, 1981
New York, 1977

Real Estate Board of New York, Landmarks Committee, Chair
Real Estate Board of New York, Planning and Zoning Committee, Vice-chair
Committee on Historic Preservation and Land Conservation of the Real Property Section of the American Bar Association
New York State Bar Association
Association of the Bar of the City of New York
American Planning Association and the Urban Land Institute
Society of Architectural Historians, Life Member