Richter Restrepo PLLC is a full service real estate law firm. We concentrate our practice in the areas of community development, affordable housing, real estate, construction and litigation. We are committed to enhancing the growth and development of New York City and other emerging communities.Our clients include a wide spectrum of participants in the real estate industry, including, among others, for profit and not-for-profit developers and community development organizations, real estate owners, operators and managers, religious organizations, construction contractors and investors. The diversity of our team reflects the communities we serve. We rely on the unique blend of legal and business experience to help our clients achieve their objectives. In short, we are focused on Building Communities and Delivering Value.

Litigate real property, construction and commercial actions and proceedings throughout New York City and Westchester County from intake to trial or settlement. Draft motions on appeal before the Appellate Division of the State of New York. Avidly counsel clients in the real estate and not-for-profit sectors by providing legal expertise in residential and commercial property matters. Letters of Administration; Commercial and Residential Leases; New York State Licensed Real Estate Broker & Notary Public.

Lectured on the subject of Business Law to a class of 25 evening students seeking an Associates’ Degree in Paralegal Studies. Applied practical litigation experience in lectures, providing students with real-world case studies while complementing their academic studies.

Oversaw a multi-faceted, not-for-profit organization supervising over 100 employees. Directed and managed 40 transitional housing facilities in the New York City metropolitan area providing shelter and social services to more than 1,300 homeless families. Expanded growth of corporate rental portfolio from 8 buildings to 40 buildings, and increased company’s annual budget from $5 million to over $30 million within nine years. Established cooperative relationships with New York City agencies, local and state elected officials, and community-based organizations.