The law firm HEUSSEN is expanding its real estate team at its Munich office. Dr. Marina Schäuble has decided to join the real estate law practice as a partner from July. She comes from the firm Rittershaus, where she had also been a partner since 2021. Dr. Schäuble possesses extensive expertise in the real estate market sector.
Her advisory services are aimed at a broad spectrum of stakeholders. These include institutional and regulated investors, various fund companies, private equity houses, and asset management platforms. Additionally, she advises families and companies on investment matters and the management of real estate portfolios. Assisting clients in complex real estate and portfolio transactions, as well as in project developments and large-volume leases, also falls within her range of services. Her expertise further encompasses activities in residential real estate and condominium law.
Dr. Schäuble covers a variety of other specific advisory fields. This includes the financing of real estate and project ventures, as well as the drafting of lease agreements in the wind energy segment. Topics such as smart buildings and legal asset management are also part of her expertise. In the field of corporate real estate management, there is a particular focus on renewable energies and the refurbishment of existing properties.
Christoph Hamm, Managing Partner at HEUSSEN, commented on the new appointment. He highlighted Dr. Schäuble's professional qualifications and commitment, which are expected to strengthen the team. The real estate sector remains of central importance for the economy and the firm's advisory services, especially given the challenging market environment. Mr. Hamm expressed the expectation that Dr. Schäuble will provide high value as a contact person for clients.
With its team specialising in real estate and construction law, HEUSSEN advises various stakeholders in the real estate sector. Its clientele comprises national and international real estate companies, real estate subsidiaries of banks and insurance companies, as well as medium-sized to large construction companies. Furthermore, the firm advises property owners, investors, real estate fund companies, plant manufacturers, project developers, project controllers, architects, engineers, brokers, property developers, and construction supervisors. A significant portion of mandates in the real estate and construction law advisory areas relates to renewable energies and sustainability.
