Commercial real estate joint ventures continue to be one of the top focuses for real estate counsel across the country. As attorneys navigate negotiating a joint venture, the challenge is to document the underlying goals of the parties, along with meeting the joint venture's technical, operational, financial, accounting, regulatory, legal, and tax requirements.
To support attorneys seeking to stay abreast of the latest issues in this area, Practical Law is pleased to provide a Hot Topics in Commercial Real Estate Joint Ventures webinar. The discussion will be led by Jill Blumberg, a Senior Legal Editor for Practical Law Real Estate, and will feature expert practitioners in this field, Jonathan S. Baker of Mayer Brown and Matthew J. Dulak of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.
Topics addressed in this webinar include:
· Promote Crystallization
· Cost Overruns
· ESG Trends
· Single Family Rental JVs
· CFIUS Issues and Exit Rights for Foreign Investors
· Fiduciary Duties
About the Presenters:
Jonathan S. Baker, Mayer Brown
Jonathan S. Baker is based in the Chicago office of Mayer Brown's Real Estate practice. Jonathan represents US and foreign private equity funds, real estate investment trusts, insurance companies, opportunity funds, developers, and other institutional investors in all types of equity and debt real estate transactions, including joint ventures, acquisitions, dispositions, financings, and developments. He regularly represents equity investors in the creation of joint ventures for the purpose of acquiring, developing, and operating all classes of real estate assets. He also has significant experience in cross-border real estate transactions, private placement transactions, and other financings with a particular focus on credit tenant loans.
Matthew J. Dulak, Paul Weiss
Matthew Dulak is based in the New York office of Paul Weiss’ Real Estate department. He represents owners, developers, equity investors, lenders, and tenants in connection with the purchase, sale, financing, development, and leasing of commercial real property assets and portfolios. Matthew has been named a 2020 “Rising Star” as part of Crain’s New York Business’ Rising Stars in Real Estate award program. The program recognizes up-and-coming real estate professionals who are powering the New York region’s progress and the real estate industry’s growth.
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