Real estate law

A team to meet every challenge

Keeping your business’s real estate assets legally secure takes more than one area of expertise. Managing transactions in the most efficient way comes as standard, but meeting all of the many challenges needs a deeper understanding of company, tax, banking and public law.

Choosing us means partnering with legal experts whose multidisciplinary approach to real estate law will give you real advantage. With multifaceted and up-to-date legal advice in your corner, you can react to economic and legislative changes as they happen, and in the best way for your business.

Every jurisdiction covered

Baker Tilly spans sectors as well as jurisdictions. We have advisers worldwide who will build the key commercial relationships to support your company’s success.

Whether you’re buying, selling, leasing or renting commercially or privately, completing due diligence, negotiating purchase and lease contracts or crafting the language of these documents, we can meet your real estate transaction needs wherever you choose to expand. This is what it means to bring together global expertise now, for global success tomorrow.

One point of contact, unlimited expertise

Experience tells us great relationships are built by first establishing one lead point of contact. We stand by this, although a Baker Tilly adviser offers far more than just one person’s advice.

You have the support of a hand-picked team of experts for every transaction. Your adviser will know you and your business so well that they can mobilise internal and external specialists (including notaries, banks, technical or environmental experts) to give you deal advice that covers every angle. 

How Baker Tilly helps you with real estate law

• Deal structuring from a regulatory, company and tax law perspective
• M&A, joint venture and investments agreements
• Due diligence
• Transaction-related contracts
• Real estate finance
• Commercial rent and lease contracts
• Public law matters (land use, zoning, permitting)
• Environmental law
• Construction and engineering contracts
• Asset management and service agreements
• Project development
• Support of public private partnership projects (PPP structures)
• Litigation including arbitration proceedings