Carol Remy

Carol's practice includes:

• all aspects of real estate financings
• all real estate aspects of corporate acquisitions, dispositions and mergers
• office, retail, high tech, airport, industrial and ground leasing
• sales and acquisitions of multi-state portfolios
• shopping centers
• hotels
• commercial and retail properties
• real estate development, construction and architectural agreements
• real estate related licensing agreements
• sales and acquisitions of environmentally challenged commercial and industrial properties

She represents:

• corporations, joint ventures, banks, real estate developers and investors, construction firms, bidders in real estate auctions, owners of industrial, commercial, and retail facilities, landlords and tenants in office, retail, high tech, and industrial leasing transactions, international retailers in multi-state shopping center locations and owners and purchasers of high-end residential properties, condominium and cooperative units.

Her experience includes:

• all aspects of retail, commercial, industrial, and ground leasing
• traditional financing, acquisition of participation interests in office and retail financings
• preferred equity investors in multi-state REITs
• an international bank in the gut renovation of its New York corporate headquarters
• investment banks in various architectural and construction related agreements
• a landmark not-for-profit theater in a major construction renovation project

• The Viking Foundation, Board Member and Co-President  (2014-present)
• Columbia College Women’s Alumni Association, Mentor (1999-present)
• Advisory Committee for Legislative Action, North Shore Central School District, Member (2013-2016)

• 2006-2013: Skyworks Ventures, Inc.
  Chief In-House Counsel
• 2005-2006: Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker LLP, NY
  Real Estate Group
• 1995-2002, 2013-present: Hughes Hubbard & Reed, LLP, NY
  Environmental and Real Estate Groups
• 1994-1995: Mudge Rose Guthrie Alexander & Ferdon, NY
  Environmental Group

• "New York City Enacts Green Building Legislation,” Stay Current: A Client Alert, December 2005
• S.M. Campbell, C.E. Remy, “Recent Developments in Environmental Disclosure Requirements and Securities Laws,” New York Law Journal, October 30, 1997
• “The United States and the United Nations Law of the Sea Convention: Territorial Sea Extension and its Effect on the International Transport Industry,” Diritto dei Trasporti 77 (Italy 1995)
• “US Territorial Sea Extension: International Environmental Protection,” 16 Ford. Int’l L.J.1208 (1993)

• Representation of a Brazilian conglomerate in the acquisition of a hotel and conference center in Orlando, Florida, including the financing relating thereto
• Representation of major media company in connection with the restructuring of its real estate portfolio and sale leaseback transactions
• Representation of developer of mixed use condominium project in Chelsea in connection with its joint venture agreement and project development
• Handled all real estate aspects of acquisition of automobile parts company including U.S. and foreign owned and leased operations and facilities 
• Advises real estate developer and landlord in various commercial real estate asset based acquisitions and financings of shopping centers and development projects
• Represented purchaser of leading provider of supply chain services, freight forwarding, transportation and logistics services, including all property transfer issues 
• Representation of ownership in connection with restructuring of luxury apparel retailer leases in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
• Representation of luxury retailer in connection with all real estate matters including worldwide retail leasing programs
• Representation of ownership in connection with the office leasing of 660 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
• Representation of South America investor in purchase of Florida hotel
• Representation of New York real estate investment company in multiple US shopping centers
• Representation of contractors and users in connection with all aspects of various significant New York construction for the following selected projects:
  • Development of a 1.2 million square foot space at 5 Times Square, New York
  • Construction Agreement for the build-out of several hundred thousand square feet of law offices
  • Design and construction of interior improvements affecting 682,000 square feet of retail and office space at 4 Times Square, New York