Greg Polovin

Represented major insurance corporation, as senior lender, in connection with a workout modification and upsize of a $250 million senior loan with the mezzanine lender after the mezzanine lender foreclosed on the mezzanine loan and assumed the role of borrower for a high-end office building in Los Angeles.
Represented global bank, as a senior co-lender and administrative agent, in the sale of the bank’s share of a $174 million distressed senior loan to a co-lender for a 43-story high-rise condominium tower in Midtown Manhattan.
Represented institutional lender in connection with a post-construction refinance loan in the amount of $79.25 million for a new apartment community in Henderson, Nevada.
Represented developer, as seller and developer, in the sale of prime real estate in midtown Manhattan to a major hotel chain to be built-to-suit for the hotel chain over a four-year timeline for $183 million.
Represented a large real estate investment firm, as purchaser and hotel franchisee, in the purchase of a large hotel in Anaheim, California for $43.5 million and the negotiation of a franchise agreement with an international hotel chain to operate the hotel as a hotel of the franchisor.
Represented developer in acquisition of development rights from neighboring property located in Brooklyn, New York.

Ones to Watch
The Best Lawyers in America
Samuel Kirschenbaum Real Estate Prize and the CALI Excellence for the Future Award (for top score in the class in Real Estate Practice)
First prize, Florida State University College of Law Mock Trial Competition (2013)

“Congress Enacts Corporate Transparency Act Requiring Corporations, Limited Liability Companies and Similar Entities to Disclose Beneficial Ownership Information,” Advisory, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP, Co-Author
JANUARY 4, 2021

“The End of Anonymity? The Corporate Transparency Act Revealed”, Presenter
MARCH 10, 2021

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