Harriet has experience acting for a wide variety of clients, including investors, developers, charities, landlords and tenants across the office, industrial, retail and hospitality space. She undertakes a variety of commercial real estate work, including sales, purchases, development agreements and lettings.
Harriet also has broad experience in advising on the property elements of corporate and finance transactions.
Experience
Advising South African investor Zeno on the negotiation of a long-term reversionary lease deal with existing tenant Standard Chartered Bank at 1 Basinghall Avenue and ongoing redevelopment. With a vital role as the bank’s global HQ, negotiations enabled Standard Chartered to remain in occupation during the building’s refurbishment to deliver a market leading office space with BREEAM Excellent certification.
Advising the charity London City Mission on its property portfolio and strategic development proposals, including advising on redevelopment sites, disposals and lettings.
Acting for a hotel operator on its hotel operation, property portfolio and development proposals, including retail and hospitality lettings
Advising an overseas investor on its office and retail portfolio.
Acted for Starz Mortgage Capital in relation to its financing of two light industrial business park sites in England.
Harriet's insights
Building Safety Act
Dec 11, 2023
Part three: Sanctions for breach of occupation requirements under the BSA – BSA occupational insights (england)
In this latest of a series of articles of the BSA, we explore the enforcement of the occupational obligations of the BSA. WHO IS THE ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY? The Building Safety Regulator (“BSR“), part of the Health & Safety Executive, is
As with any easement, a right to light benefits one parcel of land, whilst burdening another. Most of the time, a right to light can be enjoyed by the benefitting landowner without them realising they have such a right. However,
Now that we are moving back towards the ‘new normal’, we are all making use of highways to return to our previous lives. Whether we are walking to the shops, cycling to the office or driving home, we are all
