Greg Dolinsky
Partner | Charlotte
Greg Dolinsky

Greg Dolinsky focuses his practice on the financing, development, acquisition and disposition (including securitization and syndication) of a wide variety of commercial real estate properties, including office buildings, hotels, retail properties, data centers, and multi-family properties. Mr. Dolinsky routinely represents banks, insurance companies, private equity funds and other institutional lenders in the origination of mortgage and mezzanine loans, with a particular focus on construction loans and data center financing. He also has significant experience negotiating co-lender and intercreditor agreements and selling whole loans and loan participation interests.

  • Origination of a US$225 million mortgage loan to finance the development of a Manhattan residential apartment complex.
  • Origination of a US$165 million mortgage loan to finance the acquisition and development of a Manhattan office building.
  • Origination of a US$90 million mortgage loan to finance the development of a Washington D.C. office building.
  • A major commercial bank in establishing a US$250 million warehouse facility for performing commercial loans.
  • Origination of a US$165 million mortgage loan to finance the construction of a Brooklyn residential condominium.
  • Origination of a US$106 million mortgage loan to finance the construction of a Manhattan office building.
  • A major commercial bank in establishing a US$300 million repurchase facility for tax liens.
  • Origination of a US$240 million mortgage loan to finance capital improvement work and fund tenant improvement allowances for a Washington D.C. office and retail building.
  • Origination of a US$321 million mortgage loan with respect to a Manhattan office building and negotiation of Co-Lender Agreement in connection therewith.
  • Origination of a US$900 million mortgage loan to finance capital improvement work and fund tenant improvement allowances for a Manhattan office building and subsequent securitization of such loan as a single asset securitization.
  • Origination of a US$400 million mortgage and mezzanine loan with respect to a multi-state hotel portfolio.
  • Origination of a US$350 million mortgage and mezzanine loan to finance the development of a Manhattan apartment complex.
  • A real estate fund in the origination of numerous facilities structured as master repurchase facilities for the acquisition and realization of non-performing real estate mortgage loans.
  • Various tenants in connection with the negotiation of office and retail leases in Manhattan, including the headquarters lease of a major investment bank.

Includes matters handled at Dechert or prior to joining the firm.

  • The Ties That Bind: Distressed Debt in a Structured World — Dechert LLP, New York, NY (May 8, 2023)
Services
    • University of Virginia, B.A., 2004, Jefferson Scholar, Dean’s List
    • Brooklyn Law School, J.D., 2008, Associate Managing Editor, Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial and Commercial Law
    • North Carolina
    • New York