A real estate lawyer in Ra'anana for commercial and private property
Liron Segev is a real estate lawyer in Ra'anana who handles commercial and private property transactions: buying, selling and leasing, in Israel and abroad. The office acts for private clients, businesses and companies.
A property deal is often one of the largest a person or business makes, so it matters to understand the agreement before signing: what is sold or let, when, on what terms, and what happens if something goes wrong.
Liron also advises public and private companies on real estate transactions, and brings her experience in commercial and international agreements to every deal.
What the office handles
Sale agreements
Acting for the seller of a property, from drafting the agreement to signing.
Buying property
Acting for the buyer of an apartment, house or commercial property.
Residential leases
A lease that sets out clearly the term, the rent, the security and what happens at the end.
Commercial leases
Leases for offices, shops and other commercial premises, where the terms are usually negotiated in detail.
Commercial property deals
Sale and purchase of commercial property for businesses and companies.
Property abroad
Support with property transactions outside Israel, in Hebrew and English.
When to get in touch
- You have found a property to buy and have not signed anything yet.
- You are selling an apartment, house or commercial property.
- You are letting a property, or leasing an office or shop for your business.
- You have received a memorandum of understanding or a draft agreement and want to know what it commits you to.
- You are buying or selling property abroad.
How the work runs
First conversation
A talk about the property, the deal and what matters most to you in it.
Review
Going through the transaction documents and the draft agreement, if there is one.
Drafting and negotiation
Drafting the agreement, or commenting on the version the other side sent, and support in negotiations until the wording is agreed.
Signing
Support up to signing, and answers to questions that come up afterwards.
Liron Segev has been a member of the Israel Bar Association since 1999 and advises public and private companies on real estate transactions. Alongside her law degree she holds a B.A. in business administration with a major in finance, and has business and management experience, so she reads a deal from its financial side as well. A boutique office: personal attention throughout, in Hebrew and English.
Frequently asked questions
When should I involve a lawyer in a property deal?
Before you sign anything, including a memorandum of understanding. Such a document may be treated as a binding agreement, even if the parties saw it as a first step. Getting advice early leaves time to check and ask questions.
How does a commercial lease differ from a residential one?
Commercial leases are usually negotiated in more detail: longer terms, renewal options, works to the premises and security. Residential leases are also subject to statutory provisions that protect tenants, so the agreement has to fit them.
Does the office handle property deals abroad?
Yes. The office handles transactions in Israel and abroad, and Liron works in Hebrew and English. A deal abroad is usually also governed by the local law of the country where the property is, so coordination with a local lawyer is sometimes needed.
Can the deal be handled in English?
Yes. Liron works in Hebrew and English, so the conversations and the agreement can be in either language. This is especially useful for clients who do not speak Hebrew or who live outside Israel.
Does the office also handle commercial property?
Yes. The office handles commercial and private real estate: sale, purchase and leasing of commercial premises, alongside apartments and houses for private clients. Liron also advises public and private companies on real estate transactions.
Other areas of practice
Want to discuss your matter?
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