The following real estate forms* are available for viewing and downloading in multiple formats:

Please Note: Documents in PDF format can be viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you don't already have it, PDF is free!

• Model form of Contract of Sale -- Office, Commercial and Multi-Family Residential Premises

  Contract:	Word	PDF
  Commentary:	Word	PDF

• Model Ground Lease and Commentary

  Lease:	Word	PDF
  Commentary:	Word	PDF

• Model Retail Lease and Commentary

  Lease:	Word	PDF
  Commentary:	Word	PDF

• Model Intercreditor and Subordination Agreement and Commentary

  Agreement	Word	PDF
  Commentary :	Word	PDF

• Commercial Office Lease and Commentary

  Lease:	Word	PDF
  Commentary :	Word	PDF

• Office Sublease, including Overlandlord's Consent (issued by the Real Property Law Committee in 2000)

  Introduction:	PDF
  Sublease:	Word	PDF
  Consent:	Word	PDF

• Mortgage and Promissory Note for Medium-sized Commercial Loans (issued by the Real Property Law Committee in 1999)
  

  Introduction:	N/A
  Mortgage:	Word	PDF
  Note:	Word	PDF

• Contract of Sale for Condominium Unit (approved by the New York City Bar Association's Committees on Cooperative and Condominium Law and Real Property Law)

  Contract:

  Word

  PDF

  
  

• Residential Contract of Sale (issued by the Association's Real Property Law Committee and the New York Bar Association's Real Property Law Section in 2000)

  Contract:

  Word

  PDF

  
  
• Alterations Agreement for Cooperatives (issued by the Cooperative and Condominium Law Committee) [Updated 2010]

  Commentary:	Word
  Agreement:	Word	PDF

• Mortgage Loan Opinion Report (issued June, 1998 by the Association of the Bar's Real Property Law Committee and the New York State Bar Association's Real Property Law Section and Attorney Opinion Letters Committee)

  Report:	PDF
  Opinion:	Word	PDF

*These forms are a basic “starting point” and are intended to be used in conjunction with the commentary, where provided, and the advice of counsel. They are not intended to be a substitute for retaining counsel. The actual transaction to which a document relates may require modification of the form.