Ballard Spahr LLP

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With almost 100 attorneys in the firm's real estate practice group, Ballard Spahr LLP has extensive experience helping clients across the United States in the full life cycles of their real estate transactions, including acquisitions, dispositions, financing, due diligence, land use, construction, and leasing. The firm’s real estate group has particular expertise in multifamily development, condominium law, and energy and data centre transactions. Based in the firm's Baltimore office, Amy McClain serves as the department chair of the firm's real estate group and has extensive experience representing housing authorities and affordable housing developers in mixed-finance transactions. Co-leader of the firm's mixed-Use, condominium, and multifamily Team based in Washington, D.C., Roger Winston specializes in representing industry-leading developers, investors, and lenders on existing and new developments throughout the United States. He is supported by Michael Ostermeyer, based in the firm's Phoenix office, who is the practice leader of the firm's Corporate Real Estate group and specializes in guiding public development and infrastructure projects and advising commercial, industry, and institutional clients in commercial real estate. The firm's specialized practice areas within real estate are reflected by partners such as Nicole Evans, based in the firm's Salt Lake City office, who has a national practice in resort and hospitality law.
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Key clients

  • HRP Group fka Hilco Redevelopment Partners
  • CoStar Realty Information, Inc.

Work highlights

Ballard Spahr is currently advising HRP Group on zoning and land use matters related to the creation of the largest condominium project in Pennsylvania, including creation of the masterplan, to facilitate development of Hilco’s 1300-acre site in the Bellwether District. Two buildings are in the process of being built with discussions for the third ongoing. Each project is worth $100 to $200 million.