Crafting a complex retail and mixed use development and leasing deal can make you feel as though you are putting together a puzzle.
Our attorneys know how you can fit all the pieces together over the life cycle of a property, from the initial development to redevelopment to the ultimate sale.
We understand that you are operating in a business landscape that's changing fast. We have worked on all different retail product types, including sports and entertainment center anchored shopping centers, retail-focused mixed-use developments, enclosed malls, neighborhood centers and “high-street” retail locations, leisure and business areas surrounding major transport hubs, as well the conversion of large anchor stores to other uses and other redevelopment projects.
Our broad experience means we can help you to see the whole picture: we regularly represent developers and investors, landlords and tenants, buyers and sellers, lenders and borrowers. This allows us to recognize and prioritize key issues. We will always find a solution that works for you and won't waste time arguing for lost causes.
Having worked on some of the most prominent retail and mixed use real estate developments around the world, we know exactly what is required to help you meet your project and business goals on a day-to-day basis.
Our lawyers are experienced in all aspects of retail and mixed use real estate. Our recent experience includes advising on:
- an £800 million airport development in the north of England
- the creation of a consortium for the development of a cultural zone within the new Lodz city center in Poland
- various forward funding arrangements for both developers, investors and funders into multiple asset types across commercial and residential property
- developers involved with ground-level retail components of the $300 million-plus mixed-use development surrounding the Atlanta Braves Stadium
- a family-owned retail developer in connection with the development and sale of multiple urban retail mixed-use supercenters projects in the Southeastern the US and Puerto Rico
- various shopping center owners in the negotiation of the big box leases throughout the US including redevelopment projects
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