Kathryn Shaw

Partner

Real Estate

Kathryn Shaw specialises in non-contentious commercial real estate transactions including acquisitions, disposals, secured lending and landlord and tenant matters.

Kathryn specialises in commercial real estate, advising individuals, businesses, charities and lenders on a broad range of property matters. She has extensive experience handling freehold and leasehold acquisitions and disposals, landlord and tenant transactions, secured lending and the property aspects of corporate acquisitions and disposals.

Her practice includes investment and owner-occupier property transactions, lease negotiations and asset management matters, as well as supporting organisations in the education and charity sectors in respect of their property requirements. She also works closely with corporate colleagues on mergers, acquisitions and disposals where real estate forms a key part of the transaction.

Known for her thorough yet pragmatic approach, Kathryn combines strong technical expertise with a clear understanding of commercial priorities. She works collaboratively with clients and professional advisers to deliver clear, practical solutions and is committed to progressing transactions efficiently while achieving successful outcomes.

Work highlights

ACQUISITION

Advising on the acquisition of land for industrial development and occupation by a client with a pre-development value of circa £22m.


SALE

Acting for a landowner on the sale of various connected parcels of land for residential development and construction of a school, with an overall value of circa £32m.


LEASE

Acting for a tenant on a warehouse lease with an annual rental of circa £2million.


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Property and Planning festive quiz, Brighton 3 December 2026

As we take a festive break from our usual Property and Planning breakfast seminars, join us in Brighton this December for a special festive quiz edition, hosted by our Real Estate and Planning teams.

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Property and Planning festive quiz, Gatwick 26 November 2026

As we take a festive break from our usual Property and Planning breakfast seminars, join us in Gatwick this November for a special festive quiz edition, hosted by our Real Estate and Planning teams.

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