Staff Attorney
Neeraj Tah
- M&A
- Private Equity
- Real Estate
NEERAJ TAH’s practice focuses on a broad range of corporate transactions, in particular, in the indirect/corporate real estate sector. Neeraj has previously acted for some of the world’s largest private equity real estate funds as well as public and private companies, asset managers, and developers on a full spectrum of corporate transactions including private and public M&A, cross-border investment management mandates, structured acquisitions of real estate, joint ventures and multi-investor funds.
Experience
- Representative Matters
Neeraj’s recent real estate experience includes advising:
- Co-investors based in the U.S., Canada and Sweden on their investment in an off-shore vehicle acquiring the building at 105 Victoria Street, London.
- A joint venture between a Canadian pension fund and an investor in holiday parks/resorts on various acquisitions of a holiday parks and resorts in the UK.
- A consortium of investors on the sale of its real estate assets in the West Midlands (UK), held through an English company.
- A U.S.-based private equity firm on its joint venture with a U.S.-based investment management firm to acquire various real estate assets in England.
- A joint venture between a real estate investment and asset management firm and a specialist private equity asset management firm on the sale of its investment of an English company owning a London-based student accommodation park.
- One of the largest private equity real estate firms on its acquisition of 30 Fenchurch Street, London, which was held through an off-shore unit trust entity on behalf of the seller.
- One of the largest private equity firms on its joint venture and asset management arrangements with a Finland-based asset manager to acquire various real-estate assets in Finland.
The above matters were handled by Neeraj Tah prior to joining Sidley.
Capabilities
SERVICES AND INDUSTRIES
Credentials
Admissions & Certifications
- England and Wales (Solicitor)
Education
- University of Birmingham, LL.B., 2003 (2:1)