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Potsdamer Platz 8
Berlin, 10117
Germany

As the biggest economy in Europe, and one of the most important markets in the world, Germany is a base for major international real estate investors and has strong links to emerging markets, in particular China. Established in 2007, the specialists in our offices in Berlin, Frankfurt and Hamburg provide a crucial link into global capital flows to and from emerging markets allowing us to advise clients investing into and out of Germany.

The multi-disciplinary, internationally focused team has a wealth of experience across the real estate sector, advising investors, banks, developers and corporations on every aspect of cross-border real estate related transactions. We can advise on acquisition structures, joint venture frameworks, repatriation of cash and exits, REITs, private equity transactions, real estate restructurings and mergers and acquisitions. Recent additions to our team have also enabled us to expand our legal services surrounding the finance and tax aspects of large-scale and international real estate transactions.

a strong team of proactive, commercial, experienced and dynamic lawyers who deliver excellent service and are fun to work with.

Chambers and Partners

85%

Advised McWin on the acquisition of 85 percent of the shares in Burger King Deutschland GmbH

RBS

You can rely on our experience of having supported clients such as Allianz Real Estate, Royal Bank of Scotland and CBRE Global Investors.

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Within the past year we have doubled the size of our real estate practice in Germany meaning we have the breadth and scale to support your projects.

Carsten Bremer

Germany Managing Partner, Notary (Amtssitz Berlin), Berlin

+49 (0) 30 684 096 116

Carsten Bremer

Germany Managing Partner, Notary (Amtssitz Berlin), Berlin

+49 (0) 30 684 096 116

Meet The Team

Carsten Bremer

Germany Managing Partner, Notary (Amtssitz Berlin), Berlin

+49 (0) 30 684 096 116

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