Max Swann

Associate
Max provides clear and commercially astute advice on a range of real estate matters.
Max provides clear and commercially astute advice on a range of real estate matters.

About

A capable and pragmatic lawyer. Max trained with Stevens & Bolton and qualified into the real estate team in 2023. He works with landlords, developers and corporate occupiers to acquire, sell, lease and manage first-class real estate assets.

Max is approachable and straightforward. He is forward-thinking and prepares for all outcomes, leaving no stone unturned. He cultivates a strong relationship with clients and understands their commercial strategy and requirements at the outset, maintaining open and transparent communication throughout transactions.

Outside of work Max enjoys climbing, golf, snowboarding, and playing football.

Expertise
Real estate and construction

Experience

  • Recent work
    • Acted for a Spanish investor purchasing the freehold of a £31m aparthotel and retail property in Hatton Garden, London;
    • Assisted on the sale of a £22m industrial estate for an established and prestigious investment company;
    • Acted for a leading travel company on a lease of their new head office in London Bridge City;
    • Led on a significant refinancing of a large industrial estate for a property investor.
  • Acted for a Spanish investor purchasing the freehold of a £31m aparthotel and retail property in Hatton Garden, London;
  • Assisted on the sale of a £22m industrial estate for an established and prestigious investment company;
  • Acted for a leading travel company on a lease of their new head office in London Bridge City;
  • Led on a significant refinancing of a large industrial estate for a property investor.
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