Real Estate Development Law

Richard C. Daley, Ohio State University College of Law

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Table of Contents

Teacher's Manual

2017 First Class presentation powerpoint

2017 Gaining Control of the Project Site power point

2017 Forming and Capitalizing the Project Entity power point

2017 Lease Clauses for Student-led discussions power point

2017 Project Economics Fall 2015 power point

2017 Negotiating the Project Lease power point

2017 Real Estate Development Business power point

2017 Obtaining a Construction Loan power point

2017 Real Estate Development Business Part B power point

2017 Selecting an Exit Strategy power point

2017 Tax planning for real estate transactions power point

2017 Ten Stages power point

2017 Designing and Constructing power point

2017 Securing governmental incentives and approvals power point

2017 Review session on OA negotiations power point

2017 Closing the land acquisition power point

2017 10.1.15 review session power point

Description of Principal Changes Made to First Edition of Real Estate Development Law

• Updates to reflect changes in the law and practice approaches since 2011 (with special attention paid to changes triggered by the Recession of 2008 and the subsequent economic recovery).
• Additions/revisions to reflect “best teaching practices” gleaned from the author’s teaching of a course on Real Estate Development Law for the last ten years at the Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University.
• Addition of new sections covering the following topics:
  • Crowdfunding;
  • Mezzanine debt;
  • Build-to-suit leases;
  • Open-book pricing for single-tenant lease projects;
  • Portfolio joint ventures;
  • Reform proposals for governmental incentives;
  • E-closings;
  • Limited liability partnerships and limited liability limited partnerships;
  • EB-5 immigration program;
  • New Market Tax Credit;
  • Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act;
  • Basel III Rule; and
  • Credit Risk Retention Rule.

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