The law firm provides comprehensive legal and advisory services in real estate projects, including transactional matters, investment proceedings (construction), as well as restitution processes, with consideration for cross-border issues. We advise in all sectors of the real estate market, particularly in office, commercial, hotel, industrial, residential, and agricultural sectors. Our clients include leading commercial and residential developers, real estate funds, owners and operators of shopping centers, individual investors and tenants, as well as local government units.

Our areas of expertise include:

• Legal advice on real estate transactions, both in asset and share transactions.
• Legal due diligence analysis of real estate and entities owning or using real estate.
• Legal support for lease and tenancy transactions, representing both parties.
• Legal support for development projects.
• Advisory for clients in the hotel and leisure industry.
• Handling of legal proceedings, including litigation, administrative, and arbitration proceedings related to regulating property rights, property-related claims (including restitution cases), and disputes related to the construction process.
• Actions aimed at regulating property rights.
• Advisory on public aid for real estate investments.
• Preparation of legal opinions.

The firm offers legal support in all matters related to property law, including ownership, perpetual usufruct, use, cooperative ownership of premises, easements, and mortgages. Our services include selecting the appropriate legal instruments for clients’ needs, preparing legal analyses and opinions, assisting in drafting relevant documents, including contracts, and representing clients both in pre-litigation and litigation stages, including land and mortgage register proceedings.

We actively assist our clients, particularly in matters concerning:

• Protection of ownership and possession, including cases regarding surrender of things, eviction, unlawful use of property, return of benefits, and expenditures.
• Division of co-ownership.
• Acquisition, transfer, and expiration of perpetual usufruct rights.
• Easements, including transmission easements, compulsory road easements.
• Local matters, including subdivision of premises and disputes with cooperatives or housing associations.
• Establishment of real estate encumbrances for debt securities and their enforcement.