Every month at www.RealDealDocs.com, we profile thousands of agreements that have been drafted by top law firms for their public clients. While there is a slight (typically 30-60 day) lag time, we are able to observe and monitor trends about economic activity.
Over the past 12 months, we have noticed a significant decline in the number of new Construction Agreements and Construction Loan Agreements that have been filed with the SEC. We attribute this decline to the current credit crunch in addition to a downturn in the US real estate market In spite of this decline, at least with regard to public companies, there continues to be significant activity around search engine searches for these types of agreements. To us, this appropriately reflects the continued albeit reduced activity in construction in many parts of the world, and the continued desire to review these types of agreements to better negotiate new deals and avoid “reinventing the wheel”.
To review many of these types of agreements, which have been drafted by top law firms in the US and overseas, visit us at www.RealDealDocs.com, or you can visit our new preview site at http://Agreements.RealDealDocs.com.
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