Real estate

As corporations grow, often a need arises for an expanded office space or manufacturing site. As boards make decisions about growth and expansion, the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) statutes may impact what options can proceed without further red tape....

Land at, below and above the earth's surface, as well as all things permanently attached to it, whether man-made or natural, are referred to as real estate. It can be classified according to its general use, such as commercial, residential, industrial or any other...

After completing a real estate transaction, some buyers may find that one or more violations have been committed by their agent or broker under the California Real Estate Law and Business and Professions Code. Some examples of violations include misrepresenting facts...

In California, a real estate license is required when participating in a majority of business opportunity transactions, such as listing, selling, transferring, or leasing on behalf of others. The transaction of a business opportunity is complex. It often requires an...

As those in the real estate industry know, the novel coronavirus has slowed down the market for several reasons, including restrictions on personal and business activity as well as financial impacts from the related economic slowdown. Plus, some assumptions about...