Commercial Real Estate Law is the set of laws and regulations that deal with all real property that is not residential. Commercial Reat Estate is all non-residential real estate, and therefore refers to properties used for industrial, commercial, medical or educational purposes as well as to residential properties with more than four dwelling units. Specifically, these include retail properties, multi-family homes, office buildings, shopping centers, malls, hotels, apartment complexes, warehouses, manufacturing plants, and vacant lots that may be developed into one of these. Commercial Real Estate Law refers to the legal matters pertaining to the buying, selling, or owning of any such property, including contracts, closings, condemnation, eviction, and the nuances of the landlord/tenant relationship.

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