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Winner of UK Business of the Year at the International Brilliance Awards 2025

Winner Of LAW FIRM OF THE YEAR AT THE MODERN LAW AWARDS 2024

Shortlisted for New Law Business Of The Year at The Lawyer Awards 2025

Shortlisted for Law Company of the Year at The Lawyer Awards 2024

Winner of Boutique Law Firm of the Year at the Legal 500 Northern Powerhouse Awards 2023

Winner of the Business Growth Award at the 2022 Modern Law Awards

Shortlisted for Innovative Law Firm of The Year at The Legal 500 Northern Powerhouse Awards 2024

Marc Ferster

Real Estate Partner

About Marc Ferster

Marc is a commercial real estate lawyer with over 10 years’ experience working with leading law firms including King & Wood Mallesons (formerly SJ Berwin) and Eversheds. He is also co-founder of ALMA On Demand Limited, a specialist provider of “on demand” lawyer resource to commercial law firms and in-house legal teams.

Marc advises clients in all aspects of real estate, including commercial real estate, with extensive experience in high-value investment acquisitions and disposals for UK and international clients. Marc acts for clients including institutional investors, developers, retail tenants and major corporate landlords. Marc’s experience includes a number of industry sectors including the office, industrial and retail sectors.

Marc has worked on a number of high profile transactions including:

  • the pre-letting of phases of the redeveloped Battersea Power Station;
  • part of The Crown Estate team that sold a 25% stake in Regent Street to Norges Bank for £452m. The work involved the preparation of hundreds of lease reports in respect of each of the lettings;
  • purchase of One Finsbury Circus for £142m (and subsequent sale for £152m to China Overseas Holdings); and
  • acting for Terra Firma on the purchase of 40,000 residential ex Ministry of Defence homes from Permira for £3.2bn.