Blane A. Seidler
I focus my practice on representing clients in complex real estate and commercial transactions, including development, acquisitions, and dispositions, with an emphasis on providing responsive, practical guidance tailored to each client’s unique goals. Additionally, I represent landlords and tenants in commercial leasing and related matters.
Practice Areas
Mr. Seidler provides counsel across a diverse range of commercial real estate matters, including acquisitions, sales, development, and leasing. He represents developers, investors, landlords, tenants, and borrowers in transactions involving commercial, residential, and undeveloped properties, emphasizing practical strategies and skillful negotiation to achieve clients’ goals.
Mr. Seidler received a B.A. from Southern Methodist University and earned his J.D. from Texas A&M School of Law, graduating magna cum laude and ranked second in his class. While in law school, Mr. Seidler was a senior member of the Texas A&M Journal of Property Law.
With extensive experience representing commercial developers, real estate investors, landlords, and tenants, Mr. Seidler advises clients through every stage of acquisition, disposition, and leasing of office, industrial, retail, multifamily, and unimproved properties. He is known for providing responsive, practical counsel—ensuring that each transaction aligns with the client’s goals, mitigates risk, and proceeds efficiently.
Mr. Seidler routinely drafts and negotiates commercial leases, purchase agreements, and other transactional documents. He has substantial experience conducting thorough due diligence and navigating complex title and property issues, working collaboratively with clients to achieve favorable outcomes in even the most challenging real estate matters.
Additionally, Mr. Seidler advises homeowner associations on governance, covenants, and related real estate matters, offering practical guidance to help communities navigate complex legal and operational issues. He also represents clients in general business transactions.
- State Bar of Texas
- Real Estate, Probate and Trust Law (“REPTL”) Section Member
- Dallas Bar Association
