Biography

Stuart Rosen is a partner in Tannenbaum Helpern’s Construction Law practice. With more than 20 years of experience, Stuart represents clients in all aspects of public and private construction projects throughout the U.S, which includes a full range of transactional matters relating to construction and development, with a focus on preparing and negotiating complex construction contracts. Stuart advises real estate developers, landlords, contractors and asset managers on construction management agreements, development agreements, license agreements with adjoining property owners, and agreements between owners and design professionals.

His construction experience includes:

• A 372-bed, approximately 910,000 square-foot hospital facility in Ridgewood, NJ.
• A 24 story, mixed-use tower containing approximately 354,977 gross square feet in Downtown Brooklyn.
• A mixed-use, high-rise rental residential project including two residential towers of approximately 600 units in Chicago, IL.
• A mixed-use project, including a 12 story hotel containing approximately 205,000 square feet, and a nine story office building in Chicago, IL.
• A mixed-use community, including two podium apartment buildings with 393 market-rate rental units, and 70,000 square feet of retail in College Park, MD.
• An office tower that will house the headquarters of NFL Media in Inglewood, CA.
• A 34 story, 183 unit residential condominium building containing approximately 316,428 gross square feet in Morningside Heights, NYC.
• A 25 story commercial office building containing approximately 87,500 gross square feet on West 56th Street, NYC
• Marine Wharf Parcel A, Boston, MA – a 14 story, 415 unit Hampton Inn and Homewood Suites hotel.
• A dual-branded Hampton Inn and Hampton Suites (350 new rooms) in Teaneck, NJ.

In 2020, Stuart authored a number of articles for the trade publication Construction Executive, including tips for drafting construction contacts, how to navigate construction agreements during COVID-19 and how to terminate construction contracts.