Aronov Law NY

About Aronov Law NY — Real Estate Brooklyn, New York

Aronov Law NY brings deep transactional experience to real estate Brooklyn clients, with founding attorney Robert Aronov having overseen more than $10 billion in completed New York real estate transactions across 23 years of practice. The firm operates five offices throughout the NYC boroughs, giving Kings County clients accessible representation whether they are closing on a Flatbush two-family, a Williamsburg condo, or a Crown Heights commercial building. Aronov Law NY is rated among the top real estate attorneys in New York, with recognitions including BBB NY Lawyer of the Year and a Perfect 10 NY Real Estate Law Rating. Consultations are 100% free. Browse other real estate law attorneys serving New York.

The firm serves clients in Spanish, Russian, English, Hebrew, and Arabic, making it one of the more accessible firms for Brooklyn’s diverse population. The practice covers the full breadth of real estate matters — from co-op and condo transactions in Park Slope to foreclosure defense in East New York — with a team of three attorneys and eight paralegals supporting high-volume closings.

What Clients Say

Clients of Aronov Law NY cite the firm’s multilingual capabilities and deep familiarity with the full range of New York real estate matters. The firm’s breadth — from landlord-tenant disputes to complex commercial transactions — means Brooklyn clients rarely need to look elsewhere as their legal needs evolve.

Real Estate Brooklyn — Practice Areas & Services

• Co-op and condominium closings — handling Brooklyn’s significant co-op inventory and the distinct approval and closing processes each requires.
• Foreclosure defense — representing homeowners in Kings County facing foreclosure proceedings in New York Supreme Court.
• Commercial leases and purchase agreements — structuring transactions for Brooklyn landlords, investors, and developers.
• Landlord-tenant law — handling rent stabilization, lease enforcement, and housing court matters throughout Brooklyn.
• Deed transfers and title work — property title searches, transfers, and defect resolution across Kings County.
• Short sales and new construction — representing buyers and sellers in distressed-sale and newly built property transactions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is foreclosure defense and how does it work in Brooklyn?

Foreclosure defense involves legally challenging or delaying a lender’s attempt to take a property after a borrower defaults on their mortgage. In New York, foreclosures are judicial — meaning the lender must file a lawsuit in Kings County Supreme Court at 360 Adams Street and obtain a court judgment before selling the property. A defense attorney can raise procedural defects, negotiate loan modifications, or pursue settlement options that allow homeowners to stay in their homes.

How do co-op board approvals work in Brooklyn?

After a buyer and seller sign a contract, the buyer submits a detailed board application — typically including financial statements, tax returns, reference letters, and a personal statement. The co-op board reviews the package and schedules an interview. Approval can take 30–90 days and is not guaranteed. An attorney experienced with Brooklyn co-op transactions understands how to package a strong application and advise clients when a board rejection may have grounds for challenge.

What languages can I get real estate legal help in at Brooklyn law firms?

Several Brooklyn real estate law firms offer multilingual services. Aronov Law NY, for example, serves clients in Spanish, Russian, English, Hebrew, and Arabic. Finding an attorney who speaks your language is important because New York real estate documents — contracts, title reports, mortgage commitments — are dense legal texts where precise understanding matters. Ask about language capabilities before engaging any attorney.