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Clyde & Co’s Real Estate team delivers strategic legal solutions to both private developers and government bodies across the UK to drive development, optimise assets and create resilient communities.
Clyde & Co is deeply committed to the public sector. We act for government bodies across the UK to help them to succeed in a range of areas of legal work.
We are at the forefront of development and are recognised for having a deep-rooted understanding of the local authority sector. We have worked with developers, local authorities, lenders and other stakeholders on a number of schemes across the UK, often involving some level of public/private partnership where we are acting for the private sector.
We are also able to offer the expertise of our specialist procurement law team who are specialists in public sector procurement laws and have been involved in some of the biggest infrastructure projects in the market, having developed particular experience in structuring deals outside of the procurement regime. They frequently advise on related public law and competition issues in procurement activity. In state aid the team advises on compliance with the regime as well as the full range of enforcement and recovery proceedings.
We have a well established Public Sector Group that ensures all of our lawyers working with public sector clients have deep rooted knowledge of the sector, consistency of approach and risk assessed advice. Our joined-up thinking and approach sets us apart from our competitors in the sector. Our teams working with the public sector have a deep understanding of the issues and sector trends. We regularly advise at the highest level of authorities, including reports to Cabinet, full council and stakeholders.
Members of our team have worked at local authorities, including Cheshire East Borough Council and Lancashire Council, dealing with public – private sector partnering, town centre redevelopment, residential delivery, highway and infrastructure arrangements including grant funding and disposal and acquisitions.
We hold positions on a number of existing public sector frameworks and act for over 70 local authorities, whether on procurement, state aid, major planning matters, housing, construction, litigation, development and regeneration projects, procurement, state aid or data protection, or as insured clients.
We believe our clients want lawyers who give advice, rather than just explain the legal options and similarly, that the advice provided is commercial and pragmatic to help you succeed.
Acting for Salboy Central Limited in relation to the sale of the apartments to be contained within one of the two towers; the second tower to be constructed will sit above a listed viaduct and bridge the Metrolink tram line to the rear of the Manchester Convention Centre Complex. We have continued to advise on the sales of the apartments “off plan”, as we head to completion of Phase 1 of this high-profile scheme in 2024.
The team has acted for Urban Splash (Park Hill) Limited, a joint venture between Urban Splash and registered provider, PfP, since they were selected as developer of Park Hill, Sheffield by The Sheffield City Council in the mid noughties. The project involves the multi-phase regeneration of the iconic Park Hill estate in Sheffield, one of the biggest listed buildings in Europe.
Advising on a £100m Homes England grant funded public infrastructure project for a local authority.
Advising King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council with the proposed structure of arrangements between 21 landowners to facilitate the bringing forward of development of the 192 hectare South East King’s Lynn Strategic Growth Area comprising circa 4,000 new homes.
Acting for developers in relation to the acquisition of property, and subsequent development and letting of that property as NHS Health Centres.
Advised and negotiated on a new 10-year market-rent lease for the relocation of the head office of an NHS trust’s private hospital subsidiary, including commercial advice into the heads of terms and structure of the transaction. We were able to complete the lease and facilitate the client’s occupation of the premises within 6 weeks of terms being agreed.
Advising one of the London Universities on the refurbishment and replacement of the existing Bloomsbury Heat and Power decentralised energy scheme. The current technology will be replaced with low carbon air source heat pumps and requires significant investment into heat network infrastructure.
Advised Bedford Borough Council on the large-scale regeneration project “Bedford Town Centre West” and on the major redevelopment of the riverside north area in Bedford. The developer was a joint venture between Coplan Limited and Bouygues UK Limited. The development is a significant project in Bedford and includes a cinema, hotel and commercial units with residential units above.
Advising Connected Living London (a joint venture between Grainger Plc and TFL). The joint venture intends to construct over 3,000 new build to rent homes across London. We are acting on the agreements for leases, asset protection provisions, construction and planning documents. The developments are all near railway assets and there are significant asset protection provisions which have had to be negotiated.
Advising on several PRS/BTR developments across London and Berkshire for a major UK residential landlord (including in close cooperation with Royal Borough of Kensington Council and West Berkshire District Council).
Acting for Salboy Central Limited in relation to the sale of the apartments to be contained within one of the two towers; the second tower to be constructed will sit above a listed viaduct and bridge the Metrolink tram line to the rear of the Manchester Convention Centre Complex. We have continued to advise on the sales of the apartments “off plan”, as we head to completion of Phase 1 of this high-profile scheme in 2024.
The team has acted for Urban Splash (Park Hill) Limited, a joint venture between Urban Splash and registered provider, PfP, since they were selected as developer of Park Hill, Sheffield by The Sheffield City Council in the mid noughties. The project involves the multi-phase regeneration of the iconic Park Hill estate in Sheffield, one of the biggest listed buildings in Europe.
Advising on a £100m Homes England grant funded public infrastructure project for a local authority.
Advising King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council with the proposed structure of arrangements between 21 landowners to facilitate the bringing forward of development of the 192 hectare South East King’s Lynn Strategic Growth Area comprising circa 4,000 new homes.
Advising one of the London Universities on the refurbishment and replacement of the existing Bloomsbury Heat and Power decentralised energy scheme. The current technology will be replaced with low carbon air source heat pumps and requires significant investment into heat network infrastructure.
Advised and negotiated on a new 10-year market-rent lease for the relocation of the head office of an NHS trust’s private hospital subsidiary, including commercial advice into the heads of terms and structure of the transaction. We were able to complete the lease and facilitate the client’s occupation of the premises within 6 weeks of terms being agreed.
Acting for developers in relation to the acquisition of property, and subsequent development and letting of that property as NHS Health Centres.
Advising Connected Living London (a joint venture between Grainger Plc and TFL). The joint venture intends to construct over 3,000 new build to rent homes across London. We are acting on the agreements for leases, asset protection provisions, construction and planning documents. The developments are all near railway assets and there are significant asset protection provisions which have had to be negotiated.
Advising on several PRS/BTR developments across London and Berkshire for a major UK residential landlord (including in close cooperation with Royal Borough of Kensington Council and West Berkshire District Council).
Advised Bedford Borough Council on the large-scale regeneration project “Bedford Town Centre West” and on the major redevelopment of the riverside north area in Bedford. The developer was a joint venture between Coplan Limited and Bouygues UK Limited. The development is a significant project in Bedford and includes a cinema, hotel and commercial units with residential units above.
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