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Sean Twomey

Sean is Partner in the Real Estate Team. He advises on traditional acquisitions, development, finance, leasing, and re-structuring through to newer areas such student accommodation, data centres, primary care centres and the private rented sector. Sean has experience in acting for foreign and domestic Investors on the sale and acquisition of all types of property and has acted on several large office lettings both on the landlord and tenant side. Sean works closely with our lawyers in our corporate team in relation to property elements of mergers and acquisitions. He has also worked extensively with lawyers in other jurisdictions on the real estate elements arising in international M&A deals and on international property syndication transactions. He works with our Banking team in financing both for banks and borrowers. Sean advises on lending restructurings and enforcement of securities in conjunction with our corporate recovery team. · Addleshaw Goddard

IrelandReal Estate, Real Estate Acquisitions

About

Partner in the Real Estate Team. Advises on traditional acquisitions, development, finance, leasing, and restructuring, as well as newer areas such as student accommodation, data centres, primary care centres, and the private rented sector. Experience acting for foreign and domestic investors on property sale/acquisition and large office lettings. Works closely with corporate, banking, and corporate recovery teams.

Practice areas

Real EstateReal Estate AcquisitionsReal Estate DevelopmentReal Estate FinanceReal Estate LeasingReal Estate RestructuringStudent AccommodationData CentresPrimary Care CentresPrivate Rented SectorProperty SyndicationLending RestructuringEnforcement of SecuritiesMergers and Acquisitions

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Expertise

Property acquisitions and salesOffice lettings (landlord and tenant)Real estate aspects of M&ACross-border real estate transactionsInternational property syndicationBanking and borrower financingLending restructuringsEnforcement of securitiesProperty elements of corporate mergers and acquisitions