Sara Bailey > Trowers & Hamlins LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Trowers & Hamlins LLP
3 BUNHILL ROW
LONDON
EC1Y 8YZ
England
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Position

Sara is the Senior Partner of the firm specialising in real estate projects.

She has over 20 years’ experience in the real estate sector and has established herself as a trusted adviser to a range of private providers, local authorities and central government developers, advising them on complex public and private projects.

Specialising in development, regeneration, PPP projects, partnerships and joint ventures, Sara, is often called upon for her expertise in providing innovative structuring advice – helping her clients to navigate and deliver complex, and often high profile, real estate projects and regeneration schemes.

Memberships

Sara is amember of the British Property Federation Residential Committee and Patron of LandAid working with the charity to provide relief and security to the most vulnerable across the country. She is also a Trustee and Vice Chair of the World Child Cancer charity, a member of the Care Leavers Business Council and a Board Member and Chair of the fundraising committee for Open City, a charity dedicated to making London and its architecture more open, accessible and equitable.

Lawyer Rankings

London > Real estate > Social housing: local authorities and registered providers

(Hall of Fame)

Sara BaileyTrowers & Hamlins LLP

Trowers & Hamlins LLP‘s social housing team, led by Tonia Secker, continues to operate at the forefront of the market. Spearheaded by ‘sector-leading lawyer’ Rob Beiley, the firm acted on a significant number of new entrant registrations in 2022, including local authorities returning to direct housing delivery and international clients investing into UK vehicles. The team advises a full range of sector participants and Sara Bailey has over 20 years’ experience advising private providers, local authorities, and central government developers. The practice has expanded its offering to cover growing areas within the sector, including carbon neutrality and building safety, which are particular areas of focus for Rebecca Rees. The team handles complex transactions, including housing infrastructure funding, private and public collaborations, and portfolio transactions, with Amy Shaw leading on joint ventures and Jeremy Hunt specialising in residential regeneration projects and mixed-use development schemes. Scott Dorling, head of the public sector group, has ‘vast experience with local authorities’ and provides leading advice on housing policy, alongside Sharron Webster, who co-leads the social housing governance team.