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Practice Area

Real Estate Law

Sophisticated counsel for commercial transactions, development projects, leases, and real estate disputes across Utah.

Overview

Real Estate Law in Utah

Real estate is often the largest investment a business or individual makes — and the legal details determine whether that investment is protected. From purchase and sale agreements to complex development projects, careful lawyering at the front end prevents expensive disputes later.

Douglas P. Farr has represented developers, investors, financial institutions, and property owners in real estate matters throughout his legal career. Keystone Law Group brings that experience to transactions and disputes across Utah's fast-growing real estate market.

Deals Done Right the First Time

The best real estate lawyers prevent litigation through precise drafting and thorough diligence — and win it when prevention was not possible. Doug handles both sides of that equation, giving clients transactional counsel informed by real courtroom experience.

How We Help

Real Estate Legal Services

Purchase & Sale Agreements

Drafting and negotiating agreements for commercial and investment property — with due diligence that protects your position.

Commercial Leasing

Negotiating office, retail, and industrial leases for both landlords and tenants, from letters of intent through execution.

Real Estate Development

Counsel through acquisition, entitlement, financing, construction, and disposition phases of development projects.

Title & Boundary Disputes

Resolving title defects, easement conflicts, boundary disagreements, and quiet title actions.

Real Estate Litigation

Litigating purchase contract disputes, broker claims, construction disagreements, and landlord-tenant conflicts.

Financing & Workouts

Representing borrowers and lenders in real estate financing, loan modifications, and distressed asset matters.

Common Questions

Real Estate Law FAQs

Do I need an attorney for a commercial real estate purchase in Utah?
Utah does not require it, but commercial transactions involve title review, entity structuring, financing terms, and contract risk allocation that standard forms do not adequately address. Legal review before signing is a fraction of the cost of fixing a problem after closing.
Can you review a commercial lease before I sign it?
Yes — and you should have it reviewed. Commercial leases are long-term financial commitments heavily weighted in favor of whoever drafted them. We identify the provisions that matter, negotiate improvements, and make sure you understand the obligations you are taking on.
What should I do about a boundary or title dispute?
Start with the record: deeds, surveys, and title work usually clarify the parties' actual rights. Many disputes resolve through negotiation once the documentation is clear. When they do not, we pursue quiet title actions and boundary litigation in Utah courts.

Protect Your Business.
Resolve Your Disputes.

Schedule a confidential consultation with Utah business attorney Douglas Farr and take the first step toward clear, strategic legal counsel.

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