Are you involved in redevelopment projects, new construction projects, or other real estate transactions? Then you know that there are many legal aspects to consider. This includes drafting and negotiating purchase or sale agreements, often involving both public and private law. The attorneys at Wijn & Stael have extensive experience in these areas of law and are happy to assist you.

For all legal aspects of real estate
Our real estate attorneys work for a wide range of clients, from project developers, property owners, and investors to architects, governments, and healthcare institutions. They take a thorough approach, first delving into your situation: what are your interests, what are the facts, where are the legal pitfalls, and what opportunities exist for you? They use this knowledge to provide you with advice that you can immediately act upon. In addition, they draft watertight agreements, negotiate sharply with the other parties, and litigate vigorously in court, the appellate court, the Council of State, and arbitration institutes.

Specialists in civil law and administrative law
A civil real estate case does not always stand alone. For example, in area and redevelopment cases, there are often administrative law issues involved. These can include required permits, changes to zoning plans, or regulations from the Building Decree. For Wijn & Stael's real estate attorneys, this is their daily work: they are accustomed to viewing a case from both legal areas. This means that you only need to use one attorney, and you can be sure that nothing is overlooked.

Practical approach and clear advice
Clients frequently return to our real estate attorneys because of their practical approach, clear advice, and broad perspective. You can turn to them for a range of services, including:

• legal assistance with new construction and redevelopment projects; 
• drafting and negotiating lease, purchase, architect, construction, and construction team agreements (UAV and UAV GC); 
• advice to healthcare institutions on leasing, construction, and purchase of residential care locations; 
• proceedings in (liability) disputes concerning asbestos; 
• proceedings and advice on property rights such as leasehold, building rights, and easements.

Interested? 
Get to know our Real Estate & Government attorneys below and contact us for a non-binding exploratory conversation.