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Kate is an Associate in our Real Estate department. Kate advises clients on the full range of real estate transactions.
Kate has experience acting for investors, financial institutions and developers in the acquisition, disposal and leasing of commercial, residential and mixed use real estate assets. Kate is experienced in all aspects of carrying out property due diligence in connection with loan portfolios, reviewing certificates of title, preparing title reports and advising on rectification of title defects.
Kate deals with a large number of Landlord and Tenant transactions across industries, including the retail sector, healthcare and life sciences and charities.
Her commercial insight and legal expertise allows her to give straightforward strategic advice to clients in order to get transactions completed without delay.
katemcdermott@mhc.ie
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