Real estate finance
We understand you need to close real estate finance deals quickly to maintain competitiveness. We match our service to fit.
Banks, funds, property companies and alternative lenders trust us to deal with their residential and commercial real estate transactions.
Whether it is a residential or commercial property, hotel or student accommodation project, we can help. We act on high-profile and complex real estate financings, both domestic and international, with values ranging from £500,000 to £500 million.
The quality of our corporate and high net worth private client base means that we also act for numerous borrowers who have significant debt and equity finance requirements.
What types of real estate financing do we advise on?
Our team advises lenders and borrowers on all aspects of real estate finance, including:
- Residential investment and development
- Commercial investment and development
- Secured lending and revolving facilities
- Refinancing transactions
- Guarantees and security documentation
- Deeds of priority and second charge lending
- Islamic finance
We maintain the very highest levels of deal experience giving you complete peace of mind. This is complemented by a highly regarded banking and finance team to advise on structuring transactions.
Secured lending
Getting the structure of funding correct and the right security in place for a development or redevelopment of new residential or commercial property can be challenging. We will guide you through the process and deal with the complex security documents required: those inter-group charges, guarantees and deeds of priority between lenders.
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Our real estate finance experience
Leading the team on the acquisition and financing for a major Dubai-based real estate company.
Advised an Emirati client on a £70m refinancing of a commercial property in central London. The funder was offshore but acting through its London branch and the client’s trust administrator was based in Jersey, requiring us to co-ordinate matters with multiple parties across three jurisdictions.
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If you have a question or need advice, please let us know how we can help.
