Matthew D. Healey focuses his practice on a wide variety of commercial and residential real estate acquisitions, sales, leasing and financings. He represents developers, owners, holders, investors, buyers, and sellers of significant commercial properties, multi-family developments, cooperative and condominium units, and high-end residences.

Mr. Healey also handles general day-to-day corporate governance on behalf of cooperative and condominium boards, including preparing and negotiating architect and contractor agreements, shareholder disputes, and mortgage financings.

Education

Fordham University School of Law, J.D.
Le Moyne College, B.A.

Admissions

Mr. Healey is admitted to practice in New York and Connecticut.

Affiliations

Mr. Healey is a member of the New York State Bar Association and the New York City Bar Association, where he served as a former Chair of the Young Lawyers Committee.

Representative Matters

• Represented large privately held national corporation in the acquisition and financing of a multi-parcel regional warehouse and office facility.
• Represented developers in the acquisition and financing of blocks of cooperative apartments and blocks of condominium units.
• Represented building owner in the negotiation and creation of a prominent Manhattan multi-dealer retail center.
• Represented regional real estate investor in refinancing a significant real estate portfolio.
• Represented long term multi-generational co-owners of Manhattan property converted to a residential condominium.
• Represented purchasers and sellers of cooperative and condominium units and private homes, including notable eastern Long Island luxury properties.
• Negotiated agreements relating to the sale of development rights in various forms.
• Represented foreign bank in leasing a significant midtown office.
• Represented landlords and tenants in prime Manhattan retail leasing transactions.
• Represented both landlords and tenants in the negotiation of commercial and residential leases.
• Represented foreign families in acquiring U.S. real estate portfolios.