Estate and Construction Law
Real-estate Transactions, Public Construction Law, Total- and General Contractor, Rental Contract, Construction Complaints
Your goals
You are looking for comprehensive legal service around any aspect of real estate. As owner, investor, architect or builder of real estate you are interested in creating or examining contracts or looking for a specialist who supports and represents you before state authorities and in court. We ensure that you receive professional support to enable you to concentrate on your own competences.
Our services
MME real estate specialists cover the entire spectrum of real estate law, including any tax-related issues. We offer our clients comprehensive advice throughout the complete lifecycle of real property, starting with the Due Diligence and the acquisition of a property, from the planning phase through to construction, use, exploitation and disposal. Supporting our client in project development, in construction law and real-estate transactions as well as in any tax-related issues is included in the core area of our competence. Furthermore, our specialists support our clients in exercising their rights on the landlord’s and tenant’s side.
Our services extend to:
- Advice on all matters of public construction and zoning law
- Support in construction permit procedures
- Acquisition or sale of parcels as well as industrial, commercial or residential properties including Due Diligence
- Real estate acquisition by foreigners (Lex Koller)
- Contractual arrangements, negotiation and enforcement of rental and leasing contracts in commercial and residential buildings
- Draft, negotiation and enforcement of total- or general contractor agreements as well as architecture contracts
- Contracts for work and services
- Brokerage contracts
- Mechanics’ lien
- Easement contracts
- Condominium ownership
- Neighbours’ disputes
- Work and construction defects
- Procurement law
- Environmental law
- Tax law (including VAT issues)
- Creation of real estate companies
- Representation before government and international administration authorities, courts and arbitral tribunals
Listings
Recommended in:
BILANZ Magazine Top Law Firms Switzerland: "Estate and Construction Law"
Your team
Dr. Christoph Nater
Legal Partner
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Dr. Martin Eckert
Legal Partner
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Andreas Rudolf
Legal Partner
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Manuela Fuchs
Senior Legal Associate
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Olivier Schwartz
Senior Legal Associate
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Andrea Voëlin
Senior Legal Associate
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Raffael Blattmann
Legal Associate
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Emina Husic
Legal Associate
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Magnus Krienbühl
Legal Associate
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Corina Noventa
Legal Associate
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Services Legal
From the magazine
Digital Signing
MME is your digital legal concierge and brings you securely into the digital legal space: qualified electronic signatures, digital signing room, electronic filing of legal documents, digital general meetings, digital share platform, etc. Your carefree package: We guide you and your company step by step from the analogue to the digital world of legal document - legally and technically.
Planning and building law in the Corona crisis
Federal Council issued on 16 March 2020. Despite the move to home offices and the consequent reduction in the range of services offered by cantonal and communal authorities, the authorities are committed to maintaining the planning and building permit procedures in line with the measures ordered to combat the corona virus. As the supervisory authority, the Building Department of the Canton of Zurich issued a circular letter to the communes on 26 March 2020. The following discussion is intended to provide information on how the procedures in building and planning law will continue in the Corona crisis. The information is limited to the Canton of Zurich, although communal differences may arise.
All magazine reportsPublications
Dr. Christoph Nater,
Andrea Voëlin
Störung durch anderen Gewerbebetrieb in der Liegenschaft - was kann man als betroffene Praxis tun?
Dr. Christoph Nater
Die Crux mit dem Ortsbildschutz