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Henry N. Pharr III

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Henry Pharr concentrates on real property and landlord/tenant litigation, real estate purchase sale negotiations, lease drafting and negotiation, commercial and residential real estate practice disputes and general commercial litigation.

For 22 years, Henry has been actively engaged in negotiating, modifying and litigating leases involving retail, industrial, office and residential properties. He maintains a pro bono practice, which includes landlord/tenant work for Mecklenburg County Legal Aid. In 2014, Henry was certified by the N.C. Dispute Resolution Committee as a superior court mediator. 

Representative clients include:

The Allen Tate Company, AmCap Corporation, American Asset Corporation, Avision Young, Beacon Partners, The Bell-Moore Group, Carlson Real Estate, CBRE, Childress Klein, CIP Real Estate, Collett & Associates, Colliers International, Crosland Southeast, Cushman & Wakefield, Divaris Real Estate, East Group, Eastern Federal Corporation, Equity One, Foundry Commercial, Grubb Properties, JLL, Kuester Real Estate Services, Lamar Companies, Lat Purser & Associates, Lincoln Harris, Mohr Partners, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, The Nichols Company, Starwood Capital Group, Trinity Partners and Ziff Properties.

In addition to Henry's legal practice he services on the firms' Practice Management Committee and is a co-practice leader of the litigation practice group.

Henry N. Pharr III

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Overview

Henry Pharr concentrates on real property and landlord/tenant litigation, real estate purchase sale negotiations, lease drafting and negotiation, commercial and residential real estate practice disputes and general commercial litigation.

For 22 years, Henry has been actively engaged in negotiating, modifying and litigating leases involving retail, industrial, office and residential properties. He maintains a pro bono practice, which includes landlord/tenant work for Mecklenburg County Legal Aid. In 2014, Henry was certified by the N.C. Dispute Resolution Committee as a superior court mediator. 

Representative clients include:

The Allen Tate Company, AmCap Corporation, American Asset Corporation, Avision Young, Beacon Partners, The Bell-Moore Group, Carlson Real Estate, CBRE, Childress Klein, CIP Real Estate, Collett & Associates, Colliers International, Crosland Southeast, Cushman & Wakefield, Divaris Real Estate, East Group, Eastern Federal Corporation, Equity One, Foundry Commercial, Grubb Properties, JLL, Kuester Real Estate Services, Lamar Companies, Lat Purser & Associates, Lincoln Harris, Mohr Partners, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, The Nichols Company, Starwood Capital Group, Trinity Partners and Ziff Properties.

In addition to Henry's legal practice he services on the firms' Practice Management Committee and is a co-practice leader of the litigation practice group.

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Honors & Awards

Included in The Best Lawyers in America©, real estate, 2016-2017, Woodward/White, Inc.

Mecklenburg County Bar Pro Bono Award, 1998

Community Involvement

Harris YMCA flag football and soccer coach

Randolph Middle School Parent Teacher Organization

Speaking Engagements

Henry is also a lecturer and seminar leader on landlord/tenant law for the National Business Institute and other organizations such as BOMA, the North Carolina State Bar, the Mecklenburg County Bar and the Institute of Real Estate Management.

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Phone (704) 716-0835
Fax (704) 714-7935

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Education

J.D., University of North Carolina School of Law, 1993

B.A., Political Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1988, Morehead Scholar

Admissions

North Carolina, 1993

U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina
U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina

N.C. Court of Appeals

Real Estate Drill Down

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