Thompson & Knight's real estate practice has more than 60 lawyers in our offices in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Texas; New York City; and Monterrey, Mexico. Our lawyers have an innovative, local, regional, multi-state, and global real estate practice involving billions of dollars in real property assets. We represent clients in all aspects of real estate and real estate finance, including buying, selling, developing, operating, leasing, capitalizing, syndicating, and financing real estate projects. Our myriad clients include lenders and borrowers, landlords and tenants, commercial and residential developers, equity investors, and real estate brokers.

Real estate deals often require fast action. As part of an international Firm of more than 350 lawyers practicing on five continents, our real estate attorneys provide prompt responses to client needs, seamlessly consulting with their colleagues in related areas such as environmental, tax, corporate and securities, litigation, bankruptcy, ERISA, and international law. As a result, our attorneys can structure even the most complex real estate transactions in multiple jurisdictions. We also regularly assist clients in resolving nontraditional matters such as environmental contamination, loan workouts, and debt restructuring, including foreclosures and disposition of problem assets.

14 of our real estate attorneys are listed in The Best Lawyers in America^® 2011 by Woodward/White Inc., and four are members of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers and/or the American College of Mortgage Attorneys.

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Public Finance and Public Economic Incentives
Real Estate Litigation
REITs and Real Estate Securitization
Structured Finance and Production Payments
Synthetic Leasing and Sale Leasebacks
Tenancy-in-Common (TIC) and 1031 Exchanges
Workouts and Restructuring

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