Kenneth P. Holden is a partner in the Real Estate Practice. His practice includes representation of local and national clients in commercial sales and purchases, commercial lease transactions, commercial loans and foreclosures, and the representation of land trusts and property owners in the acquisition of conservation easements. Mr. Holden also represents property owners with respect to cell tower leasing, natural gas leasing and related matters.
- Served as real estate counsel for a national corporation’s site acquisition and subsequent construction of a 635,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility involving multiple state financial incentives.
- Represented lenders on multiple commercial foreclosures and workouts involving golf courses, health care facilities, industrial facilities, and office buildings.
- Served as real estate counsel for a national corporation in the simultaneous acquisition of 26 Central New York retail sites.
- Served as real estate counsel for a group of orthodontists relating to the acquisition, financing and renovation of a professional office and medical building.
- Represented large-tract property owners in the negotiation of natural gas leases and related matters.
- Served as counsel for land trusts in the negotiation and purchase of agricultural conservation easements.
- Rated AV, Martindale-Hubbell
- Member, Onondaga County Bar Association
- Member, New York State Bar Association
- Member, New York Farm Bureau
- Past Member, Ticor Title Insurance, Local Advisory Board
- Past Volunteer, Literacy Volunteers of Greater Syracuse
- Cornell Cooperative Extension Sponsored Forum, "Gas Drilling and Compulsory Integration" (November 2011)
- Land Stewards of New York Symposium, “Compulsory Integration and Historical Perspectives on Natural Gas Extraction Rights” (June 2011)
- Citizens for Safe Energy, Natural Gas Symposium, “Compulsory Integration in New York” (March 2011)
- Onondaga County Bar Association Oil and Gas Seminar, “Compulsory Integration” and “Mitigating the Impact of Drilling and Production on Agricultural Land” (October 2009)
- Syracuse University College of Law, J.D., 1983
- Drew University, B.A., 1974
- New York
