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Audrey is a consultant in our Real Estate team. She has extensive experience in all aspects of commercial property and specialises in commercial leasing and acquisitions and disposals across various sectors including healthcare and hotels.
Audrey acts for investors and banks on the acquisition, disposal, financing and leasing of commercial property assets including trading assets.
Audrey has acted for a range of hospitals and investors in the healthcare sector. She also advises statutory bodies and charitable organisations on various aspects of commercial property transactions.
She has specialist knowledge in Landlord and Tenant Law with a focus on office, education and healthcare sectors.
Her legal expertise and commercial insight allow her to give straightforward advice and get transactions and projects completed without delay.
ahannon@mhc.ie
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