Acuity Law specialises in real estate finance, with a veteran team advising both lenders and borrowers on a wide range of real estate backed debt transactions, covering various asset classes and debt sizes. We pride ourselves on our exemplary client service and transactional nous.
We offer end-to-end transactional services, drawing on expertise in real estate, construction, planning, and corporate law. Our clients include commercial and private banks, alternative lenders, building societies, funds, developers, listed corporates, owner-operators and high-net-worth investors.
We handle complex transactions across a broad spectrum of properties, including commercial/residential mixed-use, shopping centres and retail parks, hotels, and other leisure facilities to student accommodation, offices, care homes and industrial properties, as well as large-scale transformational developments and to refurbishments works.
Lender-side Instructions
Acting for specialist lender Zorin Finance on a £70 million investment refinancing loan to the Botley Development Company to support the development of student accommodation, build-to-rent properties, a hotel and commercial and community spaces in Oxford
Acting for Principality Building Society as funding partner for a flagship regeneration scheme to create a £100 million urban village
Acting for a challenger bank on the financing of residential development, mixed-use and care home projects around the UK in aggregate debt value of £150 million
Borrower-side instructions
Acting for Rightacres Property Co. on Cardiff’s Central Square project, a landmark office, retail and residential development and regeneration scheme with complex financing arrangements
Acting for LifeCare Residences on the development funding for London’s first luxury retirement community in Battersea and various retirement village and nursing home refinancings
Acting for a leading London property developer on the £135 million financing for the development of a new commercial, retail and residential estate in east London and the £43 million senior and mezzanine financing for the development of a block of high-end residential units in north London