Natalie Carter

• Advised on the £53,400,000 development facility of a student and co-living development in Guildford.
• Advised on the acquisition facility of £73,500,000 facility agreement to fund the deferred consideration in respect of the acquisition of a site in Kensington.
• Representation a family owned business based in Belgium in its first transaction in the UK on its purchase of a logistics site in Suffolk for an acquisition price of excess of £20 million with acquisition and development funding facility in excess of £50 million.
• Advised on the acquisition of the Valentine student accommodation facility in East London. 
• Advised on the acquisition of the Touchwood Shopping Centre.
• Advised The Ardent Companies in its acquisition of the retail centre at The Royal Exchange and continuing asset management.
• Advised on the acquisition of a student site in Leeds with a GDV in excess of £100 million.
• Advised on the acquisition and financing by DBS Bank, 99 Gresham St., for £143 million.°
• Advised on the £1.15 billion sale of The Leadenhall Building (The Cheesegrater) to CC Land, a Hong Kong listed property company.°
• Advised on the acquisition of Emmatown Properties Ltd, owner of 67 Lombard St., London, EC2, for £129 million and related financing by the DBS Bank.°
• Advised Sinar Mas Land on the purchase of 33 Horseferry Road for over £188 million and financing provided by OCBC.°
• Advised on the acquisition of Aldwych House for £250 million.°

°The above representations were handled by Ms. Carter prior to her joining Greenberg Traurig, LLP.

• Winner, The Black British Business Awards (BBBAwards), "Professional Services Rising Star," 2020
• Selected, WeAreTheCity, "Top 5 Rising Star in Law," 2019 
• Winner, Black Solicitors Network, "Rising Star Award," 2016

• Committee Member, Black Women In Real Estate
• Founding Member, Black Solicitors Network’s Junior Lawyer Division, 2018-2020
• Law Director, Women in the City Afro-Caribbean Network (WCAN), 2017-2020
• Director, Urban Lawyers Careers Conference, 2014-2020
• Co-Founder, Black Girls Book Club