Commercial Property Specialist Lawyers
The Commercial Property team at Hugh James
delivers focused strategic advice to a wide range of clients.
We are at the forefront of
commercial property development in Wales working with a broad range
of developers, investors and portfolio occupiers.
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Hugh James commercial property clients
Hugh James commercial property clients include:
- Developers - residential, commercial, retail
and leisure, industrial and public sector
- Investors and financial institutions
- Portfolio occupiers - Social housing, retail,
sport, leisure, public sector and student accommodation
We inspire our clients' loyalty by delivering a personal
cost-effective service that is partner led. Our clients value us
for the blend of technical expertise, pragmatic advice and
quality of service that we deliver.
The Hugh James commercial property team have extensive
experience in advising on the following:
- Site acquisitions and disposals
- Contract and lease negotiation
- Strategic property portfolio advice
- Industry expertise
Hugh
James commercial property experience
- Parc Derwen, Bridgend - Acting for the
consortium comprising the Welsh Government, Gallagher Estates,
Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey on the Parc Derwen village project in
Bridgend. The 200 acre site will provide 1,500 new homes, a small
shopping centre, community centre and a new primary school for 330
pupils with 30 nursery places. The Hugh James team are
advising on title, property and construction documents, consortium
documents, planning and infrastructure agreements.
- Barry Waterfront - Acting for a consortium of
Taylor Wimpey, Persimmon and Barratt Homes on the acquisition of
the Barry Waterfront Site. The transaction involves the
acquisition of the 41 hectare with 2,000 new homes and around
300,000 square feet of commercial and leisure facilities.
- WRU Centre of Excellence - Acting on behalf of
the Welsh Rugby Union in connection with the £2 million Centre
of Excellence at the Vale Hotel, Golf and Spa Resort in Hensol near
Llantrisant. The project was the result of a three way partnership,
with investment from the Welsh Rugby Union, Leekes, the owners of
the Vale Resort, and the Sports Council for Wales who have
allocated a £1.5 million National Lottery grant into the project.
To meet exacting deadlines, the transaction exchanged within 7 days
of receipt of contract papers and completed at the end of October
2008.