About Bachynska Law Group — Real Estate Brooklyn, New York
Bachynska Law Group serves real estate Brooklyn clients and the broader Kings County community with legal representation across property transactions and related matters. The firm operates with a Brooklyn base and a 718 area code, serving clients in the borough’s Eastern European and Ukrainian communities as well as the general population. Real estate transactions in New York require attorney representation, and the firm provides that coverage for buyers, sellers, and property owners in Brooklyn’s diverse neighborhoods. Find more real estate attorneys in Brooklyn handling Kings County matters.
Brooklyn’s real estate market spans an enormous range of property types — from historic brownstones in Cobble Hill to newer condominiums in Downtown Brooklyn and large multi-family buildings in Flatbush. Having a local Brooklyn attorney familiar with Kings County title requirements and NYC Buildings records is essential for any property transaction in this market.
What Clients Say
Clients of Bachynska Law Group describe a firm attentive to the specific needs of Brooklyn property buyers and sellers. The firm’s Brooklyn roots and community connections are assets for clients handling the local real estate market.
Real Estate Brooklyn — Practice Areas & Services
- Real estate closings — buyer and seller representation for Kings County residential property transactions.
- Title review — examining title reports to identify liens, judgments, and other encumbrances before closing.
- Contract review — protecting buyers and sellers during the critical attorney review window after contract signing.
- Property transfers — handling deed preparation and recordation at the Kings County Clerk’s office.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a title search and why is it required for a Brooklyn property purchase?
A title search is a review of public records — including Kings County deed records, court judgments, tax liens, and mortgage filings — to confirm the seller has clear legal authority to transfer the property and that no outstanding claims exist against it. In New York, the title company conducts this search and issues a title commitment before closing. Your attorney reviews that commitment to flag any issues that could affect your ownership rights after the deal closes.
What should buyers know about buying in Brooklyn’s newer condo developments?
Newly constructed condominium purchases in Brooklyn come with a sponsor contract rather than a standard form contract, meaning the developer sets the terms and has less incentive to negotiate. Your attorney should review the offering plan, condominium declaration, and any amendments before you sign. Key issues include the reserve fund balance, common charge assessments, and any commercial units the sponsor retains. The Kings County Supreme Court Civil Term at 360 Adams Street handles condo-related disputes.
Can a real estate attorney help with a Brooklyn landlord-tenant dispute?
Yes. Many Brooklyn real estate attorneys also handle landlord-tenant matters, which are heard at the NYC Housing Court in Kings County at 141 Livingston Street. Common matters include nonpayment of rent, holdover proceedings after lease expiration, illegal lockout claims, and harassment. An attorney who handles both transactional real estate and landlord-tenant work gives property owners a single point of contact for the full range of property-related legal needs.
Quick Facts: Real Estate Law in Brooklyn, New York
- NYC Housing Court (Kings County): Located at 141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 — handles landlord-tenant matters — NYCourts.gov
- Kings County Clerk: Real property records filed at 360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 — Kings County Clerk’s Office
- Brooklyn Condo Market: Downtown Brooklyn alone has seen several thousand new condo units delivered since 2018, making sponsor contract review a common need — NYC Department of City Planning

