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Grant Prengler focuses his practice on real estate matters, with a particular emphasis on real estate acquisition and development. Grant also has experience in a variety of commercial real estate transactions, including office and retail leasing, property acquisition and disposition agreements, easements, and investment strategy. With a background that combines practical industry experience and a strong foundation in real estate law, he advises clients through complex real estate transactions with a focus on delivering strategic, business-minded solutions. Grant also has experience navigating land use and entitlement processes, helping clients secure the necessary approvals to move projects forward efficiently.

Representative Experience

  • Development: Representation of commercial real estate developer in the multiple sales transactions for the sale of various tracts of land to be developed as multifamily use.
  • Acquisitions & Dispositions: Representation of both purchasers and sellers in the acquisition and disposition of improved and unimproved property across various asset classes.
  • Leasing: Representation of landlord in medical office building lease; Representation of tenants and subtenants in retail lease.

Education

  • Tulane University Law School
    • J.D., 2023
    • Tulane Maritime Law Journal
  • University of Texas at Austin
    • B.A., Government, 2019

Admissions

  • Texas, 2023

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