The office of Professor Nada Nasef provides legal services to individuals and companies who own real estate or deal in the sale, purchase, rental, development and financing of real estate. The office’s team of experts works on all real estate transactions and real estate development projects of various sizes, including industrial, commercial and residential buildings. The office has extensive experience in providing advice and following up on all real estate development projects, starting from site selection, land use approval, issuing the necessary licenses, development, construction, financing, leasing and sales until the end.
The office of Professor Nada Nasef provides legal services for this service with all the expertise, efforts and legal consultations by providing assistance in searching for lands with important and distinguished locations to carry out real estate development and construction projects, whether at the level of small investments or large investments at the level of companies. This is done through the concept of real estate development, which is a successful and profitable commercial and investment business that includes modification activities such as partial or complete repair of old or neglected properties, renovation of existing buildings, or purchasing vacant lands, then establishing an innovative project on them, then marketing and selling it afterwards.
The office provides all its expertise, efforts and consultations in the field of facilitating real estate financing (leasing financing – review financing – participation financing – participation ending in ownership – diminishing participation) to all natural persons or legal entities, starting from explaining the procedures and required documents and submitting them to all financing entities and following up on all procedures until obtaining the necessary financing to purchase, update or build the property or the loans necessary to establish real estate projects, provided that the beneficiary of this financing pays the cost of the financing he obtained in the form of installments over a period of five, ten, fifteen, twenty-five or even sometimes up to thirty years.