Cannabis Real Estate Services

Phoenix Abstract has unsurpassed expertise

in commercial real property law affecting commercial title throughout the U.S. With a best-in-class team of professionals – many with over 20 years in the title industry – and an in-house legal group, no transaction is beyond our scope.


From multi-parcel, multi-state, billion- dollar real estate deals to single office buildings to international purchases, 1st Equity has the resources, knowledge and experience to meet tight deadlines and close the most complex transactions.



WHO WE SERVE

We are the go-to service provider for many leading real estate attorneys, lenders, REITS, Special Servicers, developers and investors nationwide.

PARTNERED WITH THE NATION’S TOP UNDERWRITERS

We have established relationships with key decision makers at the nation’s top underwriters: Fidelity National Title, First American, and Westcor.

CLOSING & ESCROW COORDINATION

We provide closing and escrow coordination services to our clients nationwide. We are able to assign closing services to your approved law firms or can handle all functions in-house.

Areas of EXPERTISE

  • Agricultural properties
  • Retail purchases/development
  • Warehouse space
  • Development rights/transactions
  • Construction financing
  • Multi-family housing projects
  • Affordable housing projects
  • Multi-state, multi-site transactions
  • Golf courses & recreational facilities
  • Construction financing
  • Condominiums and co-ops
  • Development transactions
  • Agricultural properties
  • Underwater land
  • Development rights


TITLE FOR ONE OF THE

largest purchases in the industry

Phoenix Abstract helped a fast-growing cannabis company with their title and closing needs during their purchase of a 34-acre property for $42.5 million on the East End of Long Island, NY.


This sale is one of the largest purchases in the cannabis industry. It is also the first known marijuana-related real estate buy on the East End since New York State legalized adult-use cannabis in March 2021.

The new facility could be an economic driver for Suffolk County, bring more jobs to eastern Long Island, and increase tax revenues for the State and local governments.


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