Brad M. Dashoff is an attorney in Selzer Gurvitch’s Real Estate Law and Corporate/Business practice groups, where he advises clients on complex commercial real estate transactions and business matters throughout Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and across the United States. Based in Bethesda, Maryland, Brad works with developers, investors, family offices, private equity funds, and nonprofit and religious institutions on matters involving real estate acquisition, disposition, development, leasing, financing, and joint venture structuring.
Brad represents clients in a wide range of commercial real estate transactions, including the acquisition and sale of commercial properties, ground leases, mixed-use development projects, and sophisticated debt and equity financing arrangements. His practice includes advising owners, developers, borrowers, and lenders in connection with traditional, construction, mezzanine, and securitized financings, allowing him to provide practical guidance informed by multiple stakeholder perspectives.
A substantial portion of Brad’s practice focuses on public-private partnerships involving municipal, county, and multi-jurisdictional governmental entities. He regularly counsels developers and property owners on large-scale, multi-parcel mixed-use developments and assists clients in navigating the legal, operational, and governance considerations involved in joint ventures and other collaborative business structures.
In addition to his client work, Brad serves on the firm’s Executive Committee and leads Selzer Gurvitch’s Real Estate Law practice. He is recognized for providing strategic and business-focused counsel tailored to the goals of each client and transaction.