Gregory J. Ross is a partner at Tenenbaum & Saas, P.C. He primarily represents commercial real estate developers on a variety of retail, office, and multi-family residential development projects. Before joining Tenenbaum & Saas, P.C., Greg was a partner at a large state-wide firm in North Carolina with a varied practice, including representing lenders in restructuring troubled credits, liquidating OREO properties, mezzanine lending, and commercial loans. In addition, Greg represented corporate clients in mergers and acquisitions, including purchasing troubled assets, and incorporate restructurings.

While practicing in North Carolina, Greg worked with the owners of the Carolina Panthers in securing the NFL franchise for Charlotte, including the franchise financing and the financing and construction of Ericcson Stadium in downtown Charlotte. That work included drafting the very first Permanent Seat Licenses (PSLs), which have since become a common financing tool throughout the sports industry.

Gregory has represented a client in the acquisition of an entire city block in the District of Columbia and has been responsible for the assemblage of over 50 acres from multiple sellers in suburban Maryland for a large-scale shopping center and negotiation of sales and leases to anchors including Costco, Target, CarMax and Xscape Theaters. In addition, Greg has assisted a major bank client in liquidating over 100 OREO properties including restaurants, office buildings, apartment buildings, and partially-completed residential subdivisions.

Greg received his Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia School of Law where he was the managing editor of the Journal of Law and Politics. He has also taught classes with Lorman Education Services on the Revised UCC Article 9: Default and Enforcement as well as Sale of Goods Under UCC Article 2.

Representative Experience

  • Acquisition of an entire city block in the District of Columbia, with multiple sellers ranging from individual homeowners and business owners to sophisticated speculators, and the sale of the unified property to a major developer as a mixed-use office and residential condominium project.– Assemblage of over 50 acres from multiple sellers in suburban Maryland for a large-scale shopping center and negotiation of sales and leases to anchors including Costco, Target, CarMax and Xscape Theaters.
  • Greg worked with the owners of the Carolina Panthers in securing the NFL franchise for Charlotte, including the franchise financing and the financing and construction of Ericcson Stadium in downtown Charlotte.  That work included drafting the very first Permanent Seat Licenses (PSLs), which have since become a common financing tool throughout the sports industry.