Meigan P. Serle

Represents GID Development in its public offering and structuring of the Waterline Square development, containing multiple condominiums, for-sale and rental residential units, and shared amenities.

Represented Solow Realty in connection with the structuring and creation of a property owners’ association to govern the shared and open spaces of four development sites, each with distinct ownership.

Represented The Related Companies and Apollo with respect to the condominium components of their lease of office space across multiple units in Columbus Circle Condominium (d/b/a Deutsche Bank Center, formerly the Time Warner Center) in Manhattan.

Represented Brookfield Properties in connection with its ownership and development of a 6.2-acre mixed-used project in Nashville, TN.

Represented Mitsui Fudosan America Inc. in connection with the condominium components of a joint venture with an affiliate of Optima Inc. for the acquisition and development of an eight-story residential rental building in Scottsdale, AZ, and the closing on a $102 million construction loan to a subsidiary. The condominium development will provide approximately 210 luxury residential units comprising approximately 288,203 rentable square feet of residential space, together with approximately 421 parking spaces.

Represented a joint venture as condominium counsel in connection with a five-year, $1.45 billion CMBS loan to refinance the office portion of a 2.1 million-square-foot mixed-use project in Manhattan. 

Represented Brookfield Properties in connection with its conversion and redevelopment of shopping malls into residential and office spaces across the nation.

Represented J.P. Morgan, Deutsche Bank and other major institutional lenders in connection with construction and acquisition loans to condominium developers.

Represents The People’s Theatre Project in connection with its purchase and development of a community theater at 407 W. 206th St. centering around and exploring the breadth of immigrant experiences represented in New York City. The project will also include affordable housing, free high-speed internet for tenants — helping close the digital divide for lower-income New Yorkers — and a grocery store.

Represented the Universal Hip Hop Museum (UHHM) in connection with its lease of a to-be-created condominium unit at Bronx Point Phase I Condominium. The transaction involved multiple parties, including L+M Development Partners, the City of New York, the NYC Economic Development Corp., the NYC Housing Development Corp., Housing Preservation & Development and Wells Fargo. When completed, the Bronx Point development project, which will feature UHHM as the anchor tenant, will also include more than 500 residential apartments, retail space and other community facility space.

Represented Ceruzzi Properties in its development of an Upper East Side project in Manhattan to conceptualize and structure a unique condominium regime that facilitated separate ownership by each participant of its portion of the project and development of the air space.

Represented the developer in conceptualizing and forming “simple” condominium structures for 205 E. 92nd St. and 500 W. 30th St.

Represented Alexico Group in the sale of a retail condominium unit at 56 Leonard St.

Other representations:

• Lantern House (515 W. 18th St.), 70 Vestry St. and “Zaha Hadid” 520 W. 28th St. (Related).
• 866 United Nations Plaza (The Carlyle Group).
• ONE11 Residences at 111 W. 56th St. (GFI Capital).
• 400 Park Ave. S. (Toll Brothers).
• The Centrale and The Hayworth (Ceruzzi Properties).
• 550 Madison Ave. (The Chetrit Group and Clipper Equity).
• The Whitney Museum townhouses at 33 E. 74th St. (Greenfield).
• The Chatsworth, 88 Lexington Ave., 90 Lexington Ave., The Astor and The Metro (HFZ Capital).