AMSTERDAM – 14 June 2023 – Greenberg Traurig, LLP Amsterdam Shareholders Marijn Bodelier, Sabine Schoute, Simone Wijngaard, and Coco van Zuiden authored the Netherlands chapter in the 2023 Chambers Global Practice Guide on Real Estate.
In the first chapter, which focuses on law and practice, the authors provide guidance on sale and purchase, real estate finance, planning and zoning, investment vehicles, commercial leases, construction, and tax.
The second chapter covers trends and developments in the Dutch real estate market, such as sustainability and sale-and-leasebacks; developments in the industry, logistic and data centre sectors, forward-funding deals, alternative lenders, and the proposed revision of the Dutch RETT (real estate transfer tax) scheme.
Greenberg Traurig’s Amsterdam-based Real Estate Practice is well-positioned to serve the Dutch market. The Amsterdam team, part of the global law firm’s cornerstone practice covering 40 markets around the world, handles cross-border, complex, large- and middle-market transactions in a cost-effective manner with an integrated approach. The Dutch real estate team provides skilled and experienced counsel for property acquisition and investment, development, management and leasing, financing, restructuring, and disposition of all asset classes.
About Chambers Global Practice Guide
The 2023 Chambers Global Practice Guide on Real Estate covers 47 jurisdictions. The Chambers Global Practice Guides provide legal commentary on key issues for businesses and discusses important developments in the most significant jurisdictions. For each guide, publisher Chambers and Partners selects contributing editors who are ranked in the relevant Chambers Guides.
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