Trevor Adler, a partner in Stroock’s national real estate group.

NEW YORK CITY—At just 37, Trevor Adler has paved an impressive path as a partner in Stroock’s national real estate group. He has developed a substantial commercial leasing practice, while also being tasked with coordinating Stroock’s national leasing practice among its offices in New York, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles and Miami.

Leasing is now a core strength of Stroock’s Real Estate team, with Adler in particular handling highly complex commercial lease transactions, notably for clients seeking large amounts of office space. Recent representations include Edward J. Minskoff Equities in the lease-up of 51 Astor Place and 1166 Avenue of the Americas, the Visiting Nurse Service of New York this year in negotiating a 30-year headquarters occupancy transaction for 308,000 square feet of space at 220 E 42nd St. and various transactions for 21st Century Fox, Barnard College, Broadridge Financial Solutions, the City University of New York, the Guggenheim Museum and Saks & Co.

Adler advises clients in commercial real estate matters, with a particular emphasis on complex leasing transactions. He has expertise in negotiating leases, subleases, licenses, construction contracts and acquisition agreements for office, retail, co-working, non-profit and educational space in New York City and nationally on behalf of major landlords, tenants, purchasers, sellers, managers and principals. Staying abreast of industry changes is inherent to the job and Adler has developed a more recent specialization working with flexible workplace providers, one of the fastest-growing segments of the office space market. He and colleagues at Stroock have negotiated leases and licenses with a growing number of flexible workplace providers on both coasts, including several with WeWork, one of the world’s largest providers of shared office space.