Trusted by a host of asset managers, institutional investors, and listed REITS for significant deals and projects in prime London locations, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP’s expertise extends across the property lifecycle, including funding and disposal strategies. Group head Matthew White’s broad practice combines contentious and non-contentious development work. Jeremy Walden is a prominent name in the structured investment transactions space, and Richard Forsdyke provides major multi-phased development project advice to clients. David Rosen advises on financing and leasing work, while Donald Rowlands has demonstrable experience in large development projects. With over twenty years of experience, Nicholas Turner is the key contact for mixed-use development work, including pre-letting. The team also includes investment expert Julian Pollock and Shona Grey, who advises on corporate acquisitions and disposals. Simon Elliott and Kathryn Coveney are also recommended.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘Very personable team and very responsive to requests.'

  • 'Technical knowledgeable and work this into the needs of our business.’

  • ‘Extremely personable and responsive, Jeremy Walden and Nicholas Turner are both worthy of note.’

Key clients

  • British Land
  • Polus Capital
  • Canary Wharf Group
  • Aberdeen
  • Blackstone
  • Greycoat
  • Bp
  • Nuveen
  • Standard Chartered
  • City Developments Limited
  • MCR Hotels

Lawyers

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Next Generation Partners

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Simon Elliott

Practice head

Matthew White

Other key lawyers

Jeremy Walden; Richard Forsdyke; David Rosen; Donald Rowlands; Nicholas Turner; Julian Pollock; Shona Grey; Simon Elliott; Kathryn Coveney