Real Estate - The South
What the Team is Known For
Womble Bond Dickinson houses a notable real estate team offering expertise in a full range of real estate matters. The group regularly advises on investment and development work, assisting clients includingpublic bodies, large investors and blue-chip companies with their portfolio needs. The team offers expertise in the marine property market and also handles large-scale development projects and retail property matters. The firm is also equipped to handle real estate finance matters. It demonstrates additional capacity advising on complex leasing transactions.
Strengths
"It is a pleasure to work with Womble Bond Dickinson and the team manages to handle complex transactions with ease and clarity of thought."
"Womble Bond Dickinson has a diverse range of skills, abilities and expertise relevant to large-scale and complex residential developments."
Work Highlights
Womble Bond Dickinson advised global real estate asset manager Patrizia on all aspects of their UK headquarters relocation to Endell Street in Covent Garden, London WC2.
Notable Practitioners
William Akerman has extensive experience acting for investment fund clients, regularly advising on strategic acquisitions and disposals. He is additionally experienced in advising a variety of clients on leasing matters. "William Akerman is an excellent property lawyer who conveys a sense of calmness and assuredness to the client."
Alistair Walton is known for his work with retail clients and is experienced in managing significant property portfolios on behalf of a range of household names. He regularly advises on acquisitions and restructuring matters.
Stephen Baker advises on a range of commercial real estate transactions includingfreehold and leasehold matters. He is experienced in advising a variety of clients spanning from investors to corporate occupiers. "Steve is very experienced and brings technical expertise and detailed knowledge of our situation to each transaction. He is commercially-minded and understands our tolerance for risk."