Real Estate
As the world’s largest asset class, real estate continues to attract the most sophisticated global investors looking to benefit from capital growth and the attractive yields these assets offer. Real estate transactions are increasingly complex, often cross-border with highly structured investment strategies and sophisticated financing arrangements.
- real estate investment
- real estate fund, joint ventures and co-investment structuring and establishment
- complex real estate mergers and acquisitions
- development
- projects and construction
- planning and zoning
- real estate litigation
- real estate finance – senior and mezzanine, A/B structures and preferred equity
- NPL acquisitions
- distressed debt acquisitions (including loan-to-own strategies)
- corporate occupiers and leasing
- real estate tax
- real estate loan and CMBS workouts
- exit strategies
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Publications: 20 February 2023
Investing in operational real estate: Student accommodation
With a consistent tenant base and stable cashflows, student accommodation is an attractive investment for real estate investors.
Publications: 03 November 2022
European regulation provides a model for Net Zero real estate
Europe’s real estate decarbonisation rules are among the most stringent in the world. By focusing on efficiency – and allocating responsibility for funding upgrades – they offer an example to follow.
Publications: 01 November 2022
Investing in Operational Real Estate: Data Centres
What do European real estate investors need to know about investing in data centres?
Publications: 07 July 2022
Real Estate M&A booms in H1 – but which assets will stay the course in uncertain market conditions?
Global M&A may have lost its fizz in the first half of the year, but real estate deals were back with a bang after a slowdown during the pandemic.
