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Dr. David Lange

Dr. David Lange

Partner

Dr. David Lange

Partner

Berlin

D+49 30 2 64 73 450

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Dr. David Lange is a partner in Dentons' Berlin office. He focuses on all aspects of real estate law and covers all areas of acquisition, disposition, property management and real estate investments advising both national and international clients.

Experience

Globe Trade Centre: Advising on the structuring of the acquisition financing of a residential real estate portfolio in Germany with a value of 448 million euros.
Greencells Group: Advising on real estate law aspects of the development financing for a solar plant portfolio totaling 65 million euros.
GIC: Advising on the acquisition of the Maximus portfolio from Apollo Global Management, consisting of 28 assets in core logistics hubs across Europe, including Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Netherlands, Belgium and Austria with a total size of 1 million sqm and a transaction volume of 950 million euros.
German property fund: Advising on the acquisition of an office and hotel complex in Germany.
Foreign investors: Advising on the acquisition and management of real estate in Germany.
Foreign bank: Advising on the financing of real estate in Germany.
IREIT Global: Advising on the acquisition of several office buildings let by long-term agreements to subsidiaries of Deutsche Telekom AG, including its headquarters in Bonn.
STADT UND LAND Wohnbauten-Gesellschaft mbH: Advising on the acquisition of a property portfolio containing just less than 1,000 residential and six commercial units in Berlin.
Ballymore Properties: Advising on the sale of the retail and office complex Ku'damm-Karree in Berlin in the form of a share deal involving a complex bidding procedure and affecting various different jurisdictions.
International automotive supplier: Advising on several sale-and-lease-back transactions.
Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co.: Advising regarding the real estate aspects of the takeover of the construction engineering company m-tec Mathis Technik GmbH, a subsidiary of the French Saint-Gobain group.