
Rhodri Glyn
Rhodri has extensive experience across a breadth of real estate work - investment, finance, development and energy / infrastructure - advising various stakeholders across the life cycle of property assets, including acquisition, lettings, funding and disposals. Examples of the types of work Rhodri has undertaken include: delivering the first strategic land acquisitions by a developer for substantial logistics developments, acting on their acquisition and pre-letting of a distribution hub development set to be the largest of its kind in Europe; project managing the re-finance of a thirteen site, £160 million warehousing portfolio, with 70+ occupational leases; advising a property investment / development company in securing a 229 acre site for the promotion and potential acquisition of land for c.8 million square feet of employment development, via a hybrid promotion / option agreement acting for the UK's largest service area operator on the acquisition of substantial motorway service station site off the M25 managing the due diligence review of 100+ service station sites for a 'supermajor' oil & gas company on projects for potential re-development; leading the property support on corporate acquisitions of windfarm portfolios for a global investment manager advising lenders on an investment finance of £320 million UK wide portfolio acquisition, and a £43 million finance restructuring of a landmark resort/sporting venue pursuant to a Canadian corporate amalgamation; disposals of substantial property portfolios for administrators and LPA Receivers, including shopping centres, hotels, marinas, retail and residential/mixed use developments; · Shoosmiths LLP
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Rhodri Glyn is a real estate lawyer at Shoosmiths LLP with extensive experience across investment, finance, development and energy/infrastructure, advising stakeholders across the life cycle of property assets including acquisition, lettings, funding and disposals. He joined Shoosmiths in 2019 and previously worked at Eversheds Sutherland and Morgan Cole (now Blake Morgan).