Our real estate lawyers are building a future for success in UK property & infrastructure.
Success in the property sector depends on market insight, vision, creativity and collaboration.
Through many market cycles, our real estate lawyers have built strong foundations in the sectors our clients operate in. We know our clients, their markets, challenges and ambition. Smart legal strategies are common sense to us.
Real Estate companies shaping the future of UK property & infrastructure choose Burness Paull.
Key Contacts
Rural Business
Supporting clients in building the success of Scotland’s rural economy.
Real Estate
Supporting clients in building a future for success in UK Real Estate.
Construction
Supporting UK contractors & the public sector on groundbreaking construction & engineering projects.
English Real Estate
Stand-out team in Scotland for UK real estate.
Housebuilding
Titans in housebuilding and housing in Scotland.
Planning
Experts in all aspects of policy, planning and practice.
Projects
Leading many pathfinder projects.
Real Estate Litigation
Collaborating with you to help manage risks and disputes arising from your real estate assets.
Real Estate Finance
Experts in complex multi-jurisdictional financings.
Living Sector
Your trusted partner in the Living Sector.
Scotland’s Urban AGE
Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh in the Century of the City.
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Scotland’s national housing emergency: One year on
On 15 May 2024, the Scottish Government declared a national housing emergency, citing a combination of issues.
M&S ransomware attack – what can housebuilders learn?
The recent ransomware attacks on M&S and other British retailers serve as a reminder of the ubiquitous nature of cyber crime, and the widespread disruption it can cause to businesses and individuals.
Building Safety Levy: Key developments in England and Scotland
In the wake of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry the UK Government has taken steps to improve building safety standards, with a focus on ensuring developers play their part in funding necessary remediation.
