Andrew A. Glickson is a member of the firm’s Real Estate Department. He has combined his grounding in architecture and government to create a practice covering the structuring, public offering and financing of condominiums and property owners associations in Connecticut and New York, including residential, commercial and mixed-use projects. The projects have ranged in size from very small to very large, with legal structures ranging from perfectly conventional to complex and elegantly innovative. Andy represents developers and real estate investors in both states in acquisition, sales, leasing and financing transactions, as well as zoning applications and negotiations with redevelopment agencies.

Before joining Pullman & Comley, Andy developed his own practice in Norwalk for 13 years. Prior to that, he spent 19 years at Cuddy & Feder, LLP in White Plains, New York, including 15 years as a partner. Between college and law school, Andy studied architecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.

Representative Experience

• Designed and drafted the master common interest community documentation for two projects in the South End of Stamford, Connecticut, anticipated to encompass 6,000,000 square feet of mixed-use development
• Served as acquisition, financing, redevelopment and zoning counsel for an ongoing project anticipated to encompass over 1,100,000 square feet of mixed-use development in South Norwalk, Connecticut. For prior aspects of the project, he created a mixed-use condominium that included a city-owned garage, and created a combined condominium and planned community that included 197 residential units (some “affordable”), as well as commercial units
• Represented developer of a large medical office building in Fishkill, New York, constructed in collaboration with a local hospital, handling the developer’s complex negotiations with the hospital and the two parties’ separate lenders, the creation of a condominium structure for the building, sale of units to the hospital, filing of a public offering plan with the New York Attorney General and leases and sales of the developer’s retained units
• Represented a family partnership in the sale of a garden apartment portfolio in Greenwich, Connecticut, for $223,000,000
• Represented developer in creation of master community association, site and utility easements, age-restricted occupancy covenants and golf course use covenants for a golf course and residential project in Oxford, Connecticut, anticipated to encompass as many as 1,000 units

Professional Affiliations

• Connecticut Bar Association
• Fairfield County Bar Association
• New York Bar Association
• Real Estate Finance Association - Fairfield-Westchester Chapter

Community Involvement

• Norwalk Transit District - commissioner, 1986-present
• Connecticut House of Representatives - former representative, 1979-1981