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From simple onshore and offshore companies to highly complex joint venture transactions using a variety of different vehicles, we help our clients navigate the optimum choices for acquiring, holding, developing and selling real estate.

We are passionate about developing the next generation of property players, ensuring they understand what drives the legal choices in the marketplace. To achieve this we are relaunching our series of training sessions at Eversheds Sutherland in London to help you develop and further your knowledge of indirect real estate holding structures and transactions.

We have included a schedule of upcoming sessions and a link to register your interest, and look forward to seeing you at the workshops!

Our next CREATE workshop: Real Estate Fund Structures

Thursday, 21 May 2020
09:00am - 10:00am

This webinar will provide an overview of the key considerations of real estate fund structures, and will discuss the below topics:

  • What is a fund?
  • What structures are available?
  • What drives the choice?
  • Reviewing the structures

This session will take place as an online webinar, please register your place through the link below.

 

Book your place
 

Previous CREATE sessions

Real estate holding structures

Real estate holding structures

This workshop will provide an introduction to the tax aspects of the indirect holding of real estate, covering:

  • Why hold real estate indirectly?
  • Tax drivers and constraints for structuring
  • The real estate investment tax lifecycle
  • Eliminating leakage: different structures for different investors
  • Co-ordinating the financing structure with tax constraints (UK and Luxembourg), i.e:
    • why different levels
    • impact of interest limitations
    • security package considerations
  • Why use a Luxembourg structure
  • Tax landscape and direction of travel 
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Corporate wrapper acquisitions

Corporate wrapper acquisitions

This workshop focuses on corporate wrapper transactions, highlighting the key issues to consider when acquiring or divesting in real estate by way of acquiring or divesting a corporate vehicle. The session discussed the process of identifying and managing risks associated with the transaction and also run through a typical transaction timeline.
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Real Estate Financing

Real estate Financing

This workshop provides an overview of the key considerations of real estate financings including (a) typical borrowing structures, (b) property due diligence, (c) income stream, (d) key documents including the security package, and (e) typical covenants.
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Upcoming CREATE workshops

Alternative asset classes with a real estate focus Wednesday, 15 July 2020
8:00 am - 9:30 am
Real estate joint ventures (part 1) Wednesday, 16 September 2020
8:00 am - 9:30 am
Real estate joint ventures (part 2) Thursday, 5 November 2020
8:00 am - 9:30 am
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