Georgina Watt

Georgina is a partner within our Real Estate group. She advises institutional investors, developers and major corporate occupier clients on a broad range of real estate matters including investment acquisitions and disposals, development and forward funding transactions and asset management matters. Georgina's clients operate across several sectors including office, retail and leisure, and logistics. Georgina is heavily involved in our responsible business programme and is a key member of various inclusion initiatives.

Georgina joined Taylor Wessing as an associate in 2014 and has since advised clients on a number of multi-million pound acquisitions of multi-let logistics and industrial assets transactions in the UK.

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职业发展

Since 2023	Partner, Taylor Wessing
2017 - 2023	Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing
2014 - 2017	Associate, Taylor Wessing

2012 - 2014	Solicitor, Shoosmiths
2010 - 2012	Trainee, Shoosmiths

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教育

2012	Admitted as a lawyer, England, Wales
2009	LPC, College of Law, Guildford
2008	LLB degree, University of Reading

专长

执业领域和服务团队房地产与建筑业

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Experience

BentallGreenOak on the acquisition of prime logistics portfolio	We have advised BentallGreenOak on the acquisition of a seven-asset strong logistics portfolio from Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing. The platform includes seven logistics assets, totalling 2.18m sq ft. Over 80% of the portfolio is let to tenants such as Sainsburys, British Gas, DSV and Clipper on core logistics parks including Magna Park, Lutterworth, D.I.R.F.T, Hams Hall and Warth Park.
InfraRed's Active Real Estate fund on the acquisition of multi let logistics assets	InfraRed's Active Real Estate fund on the acquisition of in excess of 4 million square feet of multi let logistics and industrial assets in the UK.
InfraRed Capital Partners on its GBP20m acquisition of a multi-let industrial estate	InfraRed Capital Partners Limited on its GBP20m acquisition of a 105,000 sq ft (c. 9,755 m²) multi-let industrial estate. The estate is located in Sidcup, in the south east of Greater London. The acquisition marks the start of InfraRed’s recent GBP200m commitment to its Core+ urban logistics strategy and will aim to capture the increasing demand for warehousing space near large and growing metropolitan areas.