Macculloch M. Irving

Real estate transactions in Manhattan rarely move without legal oversight. Macculloch M. Irving handles the paperwork and negotiations that keep deals from stalling. The office operates from 2 Wall St, New York, NY 10005, steps from the New York Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve.

Title searches, contract drafting, and zoning disputes fall under the same roof. Clients also turn to Irving for lease reviews, co-op board applications, and closings that stretch past business hours. The practice stays within the five boroughs, so familiarity with local ordinances and building codes remains consistent.

Downtown’s narrow streets and towering facades make every square foot count. A call to (212) 732-3200 can clarify whether a proposed sublet violates a proprietary lease or if a landmark designation will delay renovations. Conversations often start with a single question about a lien or easement.

Directions are straightforward: map. Anyone who has tried to untangle a clouded title knows the Financial District isn’t the place to wing it.