Raue supports public sector clients and project developers in real estate leasing and management as well as project developments and transactions. The team regularly cooperates across practices, including the interfaces between construction, planning and energy law. Cornelia Gorn heads the practice and is experienced in real estate and property law, leasehold matters and commercial tenancy law, as well as in supporting transactions, especially healthcare properties.
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Testimonials
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- 'High comprehension, good advice, very pragmatic, high solution orientation.'
- 'Raue is characterized by very good organization and cooperation within the law firm. From the draft of the contract to the execution of the contract, everything is well organized.'
- 'Despite having a smaller team, we have a broad base in real estate law in Berlin because everyone works together quickly.'
- 'Stephanie Rzeniecki also understands something about properties as a technical-financial construct. This is very rare in the Berlin transaction lawyer market.'
Key clients
- Land Berlin
- HAMBURG TEAM Investment Management GmbH (HTIM)
- Tegel Projekt GmbH
- Bundeskanzleramt
- VALUES Institutional Invest GmbH
- Elysium Solar GmbH
- Zweite Caurus GmbH
- CMB Management GmbH
- ADAC Berlin-Brandenburg eV
- OSF Open Society Foundations
Work highlights
- Representation of the State of Berlin in negotiations with CA Immo AG regarding an exchange agreement for land to acquire and secure the current museum location at Hamburger Bahnhof (Rieckhallen).
- Advising HAMBURG TEAM Investment Management GmbH on the purchase of planned senior housing complexes for the newly launched Hamburg Team Wohnen 70+ II fund.
- Advising the State of Berlin, represented by the state-owned project company Tegel Projekt GmbH, on the planning of the transformation of the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport into an innovative commercial, industrial and research location.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Cornelia Gorn