Acquisitions & Dispositions
Acquisition, disposition, and 1031 structuring across all asset types — industrial, multifamily, office, retail, hospitality, medical facilities, life sciences, and data centers.
Top-tier expertise and guidance. Institutional-quality work. The cost-efficiency of a modern boutique—built for serious transactional work.
Definition
avail /əˈvāl/
verb. to be of value or profit; to have force or efficacy.
noun. an advantage.
Core Capabilities
We focus exclusively on the transactional work that moves enterprise value. Our practice spans the full lifecycle of assets and the corporate structures that own, operate, and finance them.
Acquisition, disposition, and 1031 structuring across all asset types — industrial, multifamily, office, retail, hospitality, medical facilities, life sciences, and data centers.
Senior debt, mezzanine, preferred equity, refinancing, and complex capital-stack structuring for owners, sponsors, and lenders.
Programmatic and one-off ventures with institutional capital — promote structures, governance, control rights, and dispute prevention.
Anchor, shop, build-to-suit, ground, and headquarters leases for landlords, developers, and corporate tenants.
Entity formation, governance, mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and securities offerings for operators and investment platforms.
Founder counseling, venture financings, employee equity, and the operational discipline required to scale toward exit.
Track Record

Why Clients Choose Avail Law
Avail's clients gain the seasoned counsel of legal & operations talent that has served in C-Suite roles for major operating platforms — and the speed, focus, and cost-efficiency of a modern boutique built around a technology-forward platform.
Decades guiding multi-party teams through high-stakes transactions and risk events.
Senior counsel leads every matter. Clients are never handed off.
Meticulous management from term sheet to closing — and through post-closing integration.
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