Experts in the practice:
The Real Estate, Zoning & Environment Team at MOLITOR has been involved in many major real estate projects in Luxembourg in recent years.
It assists real estate investors, asset and property managers, developers and operators of commercial property business, owners (private individuals and corporate entities) of lands and properties as well as public authorities with leasing (commercial, office and residential), purchase and sale of land and real estate properties, construction matters, legal environmental requirements, urban development, administrative permits and licenses and joint ownership property.
The team drafts and negotiates contracts and required documentation related to all kinds of real estate transactions, performs due diligence and issues vendor and buyer reports, advises clients on all applicable laws and regulations and assists them at any stage of the litigation process if necessary.
Experts in the practice:
As the health crisis goes on, environmental and social concerns not only remain relevant, but are becoming ever more important. Indeed, more and more companies are turning to sustainable and responsible investments, which comply with environmental, social and corporate governance criteria (“ESG”). These criteria continue to gain importance, especially within the insurance industry. According to […]
Alors que la crise sanitaire perdure, les préoccupations environnementales et sociales restent plus que jamais d’actualité et se renforcent. De plus en plus d’entreprises se tournent vers des investissements durables et responsables, respectueux des critères environnementaux, sociaux et de gouvernance regroupés sous l’appellation « ESG ». Ces critères ne cessent de prendre de l’importance, particulièrement pour le […]
Since the proclamation of the state of crisis related to Covid-19 by a Grand-Ducal regulation of 18 March 2020[1], which prohibited a number of activities open to the public for several weeks, and thus forced the closure of establishments in question[2], a recurring issue has arisen concerning relationships between commercial lessees and their lessors: was rent […]
Depuis la proclamation de l’état de crise lié au Covid-19 par un règlement grand-ducal du 18 mars 2020[1], interdisant durant plusieurs semaines un certain nombre d’activités accueillant du public et prescrivant ainsi la fermeture de ces établissements[2], une question lancinante s’est posée aux commerçants et à leurs bailleurs : les loyers correspondant à cette période étaient-ils […]