We are expanding our Real Estate practice
In response to growing market demand, we have launched a new Real Estate Department, providing comprehensive support to investors at every stage of the project lifecycle from structuring and due diligence, through commercialisation, to exit.
The practice is led by attorney-at-law Jakub Khier, an expert with extensive experience in real estate transactions, gained on some of the largest projects on the market and in cooperation with international investors. The new department marks another step in the implementation of our strategy to build specialised teams operating at the intersection of law, tax and business.
"Today’s real estate market requires an approach that goes beyond traditional advisory – combining rigorous risk analysis with business perspective and tax efficiency. At TIAS, we focus on delivering comprehensive support to investors throughout the entire project lifecycle, offering a single point of contact across all key areas” – comments Jakub Khier.
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