David has over 20 years’ of experience as a real estate lawyer. Focusing principally on property investment and development deals in mainstream and alternative investment sectors, he acts for an impressive client roster that includes institutions and REITs, private property companies, and high net-worth overseas investors.

Ranked in Chambers, he has developed a wide range of technical expertise working on a variety of real estate matters, in particular high end investment deals, complex development projects and in niche areas such as purpose built student accommodation and build-to-rent development, as well as the healthcare sector (acting on private hospital acquisitions and care home investment and development).

David prides himself on providing a slick service and handling large projects with cross divisional teams that include banking, planning and construction. Clients appreciate his passion and his excellent judgment.

David Stewart's understanding of our business and clarity of thought is impressive. The combination of a good lawyer and an excellent commercial understanding makes his advice valuable.

Legal 500, 2025

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