Kenneth B. Gould

Partner

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Ken Gould, a partner with Lawson & Weitzen since 1997, has been practicing in the areas of commercial real estate transactions, affordable housing transactions, and financing transactions since 1980. He combines a deep knowledge of the legal issues with his four decades of perspective and judgment on the business implications involved in negotiating terms of real estate transactions. To his clients, Ken is an invaluable guide through the most complex closings and has a unique ability to explain complicated legal issues while working to achieve their goals. He is a creative thinker and problem solver whose work is always client focused.

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Representation of Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development and three additional quasi-public agencies as well as City in connection with financing of 48-unit affordable housing project in a Gateway City, including additional financing by bank construction lender, MassHousing, and federal and state low income housing tax credits
Representation of owner of 250-unit multi-building apartment complex in $60M refinance with national lender insured by HUD under Section 223(f) program
Representation of commercial bank in financing of a portfolio of share loans, as well as in financing of cooperative corporation blanket mortgage
Representation of owner of suburban shopping center in 23,000 square foot anchor lease to national retailer
Representation of seller of 90-unit townhouse apartment community
Representation of Union in connection with Downtown Boston office lease
Representation of General Partner in restructuring of ownership of a real estate limited partnership and acquisition of limited partner interests
Title Counsel in connection with refinancing of Downtown Boston hotel

Former co-chair of the Affordable Housing Committee and the Real Estate Public Policy and Legislation Committee of the Boston Bar Association
Real Estate Bar Association of Massachusetts
Abstract Club (an organization of the top 100 real estate attorneys in Massachusetts)
American Bar Association, Real Property Section; Member, Forum on Affordable Housing
Citizens Housing and Planning Association


Co-Author, "Cooperative Housing," Massachusetts Condominium Law, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc., March, 1989; most recently revised 2019

Program Chair and Panelist, Seminar on “Affordable Housing Deals: What Makes Them Unique”, Boston Bar Association, February 1, 2006 Author, "Due Diligence Issues in Affordable Housing Transactions", Affordable Housing Deals: What Makes Them Unique (Boston Bar Association, February, 2006) Author and Seminar Panelist, "State and Federal Financing Sources", Affordable Housing in Massachusetts, Lorman, November, 2004 Co-Author and Seminar Panelist, Condos and Co-ops for Paralegals, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc., April, 2001 Author and Seminar Panelist, "Fundamentals of Commercial Loan Documentation", Commercial Lending in Massachusetts, National Business Institute, Inc., December, 1996 Author and Seminar Panelist, "The Lender's Perspective," Pitfalls for Real Estate Professionals, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc., April, 1992 Author, "Cooperative Housing: An Opportunity for Creativity," NELTA News, Vol. XVII, No. 2, New England Land Title Association, Fall 1985 Co-Author, Industrial and Mixed Use Condominiums, Cooperatives, and Time-Shares, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education - New England Law Institute, Inc., March 1985 Co-Author, "And Now For A Word About Cooperatives," Condominium Buyers Guide, Vanguard Press, Vol. IV, 1983


AV Preeminent attorney by Martindale-Hubbell
Super Lawyer 2004, 2012-2014, 2017-2023