Saul J. Feldman is a graduate of Harvard College, cum laude, and of Harvard Law School, and has over forty years of experience in commercial real estate and condominium law. He has served as lender's and borrower's counsel for real estate transactions that range in size from $500,000.00 to $65,000,000.00. Saul represents commercial real estate developers and lenders all over Massachusetts and in all areas of the industry, from retail to residential development. Saul serves frequently as special condominium counsel for complex condominium developments, and has drafted condominium documents for hundreds of residential, commercial, and mixed use condominium developments and conversions. He has lectured extensively on condominium law for MCLE, the Massachusetts Conveyancers Association, the Massachusetts Bar Association, and the Community Associations Institute. He is a contributing columnist for the New England Real Estate Journal and has written articles on condominium law for Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, The Conveyancer, and other publications. He is a former co-chair of the condominium and cooperative committee of the Boston Bar Association and a member of the continuing education committee of the Massachusetts Conveyancers Association.

Saul has extensive experience in title and land use matters, as well as commercial leasing. He also has extensive experience representing commercial and residential property owners with regard to property tax abatements at the Appellate Tax Board.

Read Saul Feldman's November, 2009 article in the New England Real Estate Journal.