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Real Estate & Finance
Education
Temple University School of Law, J.D., cum laude (1979)
Columbia College, B.A. (1972)
Admissions
Pennsylvania
Memberships
President, Jeanne Ruddy Dance Company
Volunteer Counsel, Asociasion de Musicos Latinos Americanos
Member, Temple University Law Review Gregory G. Gosfield
Partner -
Gregory G. Gosfield is a partner in the law firm of Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg & Ellers LLP, and a member of the Real Estate and Finance Department in its Philadelphia office. He has a depth of experience in counseling clients on debt and equity investments across the life cycle of real estate transactions:
from the structuring and private syndication of senior and subordinate debt and equity, representing institutional and entrepreneurial investors;
through the operations and maintenance of the assets and the entities, representing owners, tenants, lenders and managers;
to exits both by amicable sale or refinance and by contentious transitions in workouts, insolvencies, and turnarounds, representing owners, operators, special servicers, and opportunistic investors.
Mr. Gosfield's knowledge and skill in the negotiation and execution of client strategies, individually and as a team leader, have been recognized in three intensive peer review processes resulting in his being named to the lists of "The Best Lawyers in America," "The Pennsylvania Super Lawyers," and "Chambers USA America's Leading Lawyers for Business."
Mr. Gosfield also implements his continuing commitment to education by lecturing regularly to professional and trade associations and by publishing articles on the structure and use of critical components of real estate transactions. He has been published in The Business Lawyer Today; The Real Property, Probate, and Trust Journal; and The Practical Real Estate Lawyer, among others. His article on "The Structure and Use of Letters of Intent as Prenegotiation Contracts for Prospective Real Estate Transactions" was selected by the ABA's General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm Section for inclusion in its "Best of ABA Section," a compilation of some of the best magazine journal and newsletter articles published by the ABA's sections, forums and divisions.
His representative clients and matters:
Private equity investors in transactions in excess of $800,000,000 for various refinances, purchases and sale-leasebacks: purchase of 60 clothing boutique leased locations; purchase of 32 grocery store locations; purchase of 30 fitness locations; purchase of 100 retail leased bakery locations; refinance of 30 owned armored car warehouses; purchase of 150 leased outpatient dental clinics; purchase of 90 leased restaurant locations; sale of 200 leased restaurant locations; sale of 70 owned convenience stores; purchase of 30 leased tow truck locations; purchase of 90 leased automotive oil change locations
Publicly traded REIT in the acquisition and development of a Target store anchored 1,000,000 square foot shopping center subject to a condominium regime.
Private developer in the development of a Target anchored 650,000 square foot power center. | 