Real Estate and Business Law Attorney for Delray Beach, Florida

Delray Beach Real Estate Market

Delray Beach’s home median value has been steadily rising and as of January 2023, it was $650,000 – reflecting a strong market for homes from east to west.

Delray Beach is a wonderful place to purchase a home or condo. However, real estate transactions are often complicated and need to be managed appropriately, or they could cost you more time and money. You should protect yourself by getting professional legal assistance to advise and guide you through your home buying process.

As a locally recognized industry leader, Marylyn J. Wiener has years of experience representing clients in residential and commercial real estate transactions in Delray Beach.

Each client receives our attorney’s attention and dedication to achieving that client’s goals.

We also work with all parties involved in the transaction, ensuring that there are no surprises and that the entire process is handled professionally and smoothly.

Some services we provide for future homeowners and real estate investors include:

• Title insurance
• Sale By Owner transactions
• First-time homeownership
• Residential and commercial real estate purchases
• Closing services
• Foreign investment
• Finance and lending
• Ownership restructuring

Delray Beach is a great place for foreign investment by individuals or groups from Europe, South America, and Canada because of its strategic location and rising property values. Our law firm is highly knowledgeable and experienced regarding FIRPTA or Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act.

Starting a Business in Delray Beach, Florida

Delray Beach has a robust culture and embraces art and fine dining, making it perfect for homeowners that want a sophisticated Florida lifestyle. It is also an amazing location for individuals looking to set up shop and start a business because of its vibrant nature, robust population growth, and draw to tourists.

However, Delray Beach and Florida have complex laws that must be complied with when setting up a business. It is critical to check the zoning to make sure your proposed use is allowed at your desired location. You’ll have to get an Occupational License (a local Business Tax Receipt).

There may be other requirements for permits, licenses, and certificates from the federal government and the State of Florida before serving any customer. Filing for these permits and licenses can be challenging; however, our law firm can help get your business off the ground and allow you to serve your clients.

Our wide array of services includes:

• Franchise offering review
• Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts and leases
• Preparing agreements like employment, buy-sell, and shareholders, operating, and non-competes
• Forming corporations and limited liability companies
• Various business transitions, including selling and buying companies