Success Stories

$114M Great Neck redevelopment of Millbrook Court advances with a buy-in by Invesco, Ltd., a global investment management firm. Paul Bloom, Founding Partner of Harras Bloom & Archer LLP, has been representing the project before various governmental agencies as...

Paul Bloom, Founding Partner of Harras Bloom & Archer LLP, obtains approvals from the Village of Great Neck for developer Villadom on the Bay LLC to move forward with its four-story residential community, East Shore Road Multi-Family. Read the article in the New...

Andrew Filipazzi of Harras Bloom & Archer LLP obtains variances from the Village of Great Board of Zoning of Appeals for a home which exceeds the permitted floor area and had insufficient setbacks to a cabana and swimming pool. These variances will allow the...

UMJCA received its last major approval from the Village of Great Neck Architectural Review Board in connection with a 75,000 square-foot Jewish community center.

Paul Bloom of Harras Bloom & Archer, LLP obtains Great Neck Village Approval for the redevelopment of vacant Central Business District properties for Mixed Use.

By decision dated September 19, 2006, the Appellate Division Second Department reversed a decision of the Supreme Court and determined that HBA partner John A, Harras, acting as referee, had correctly concluded that a 1922 facially ambiguous deed had transferred a numbered unimproved lot in the configuration shown on an amended subdivision map, and rejected defendants claim that deed related to a larger lot bearing the same lot number as shown on an earlier filed map.