DLA Piper provided legal advice to Barings in a strategic joint venture with Panattoni, facilitating the acquisition of properties from Saint-Gobain. This venture marks a significant move in the real estate investment sector.
Real EstateJoint VentureDla PiperBaringsPanattoniReal EstateFeb 04, 2025
DLA Piper, a leading global law firm, advised Barings in the real estate joint venture with Panattoni.
The properties acquired in the joint venture were from Saint-Gobain, a multinational corporation in the building materials industry.
DLA Piper provided legal advice and managed the complex legal aspects of the deal to ensure a smooth and successful transaction.
Barings is a financial services firm and a subsidiary of MassMutual with a strong presence in the real estate sector. They are dedicated to expanding their portfolio and tapping into new market opportunities.
Panattoni is a leading industrial real estate developer known for its expertise in successful projects and a focus on sustainable development.
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