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Rachel Hey

Rachel Hey

Managing Associate

020 7405 4600

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Rachel specialises in Real Estate, having extensive experience of advising clients on major regeneration projects involving site assembly, compulsory purchase, planning and highway issues.

Rachel qualified in 2008 and is a member of the Compulsory Purchase Association

Rachel’s role:

She acts for a range of clients providing specialist and strategic advice in connection with complex and high-profile regeneration and redevelopment schemes, dealing with complex land acquisitions and disposals, landlord and tenant matters and compulsory purchase.

Skills and strengths:

Rachel is considered to have a pragmatic and commercial approach to matters and integrates seamlessly with clients and wider project teams on large scale projects focusing on the outcomes that the client wants to achieve, providing practical yet innovative solutions to complex issues.

I really enjoy working with Rachel. She explains things so well and is always happy to help. I understand the relevant legal issues so much better after working with her. She knows when to get involved and communicates effectively

A local authority client

Thank you, Rachel, for such a clear and definitive opinion. Very refreshing!

Client

  • Central Government
  • Corporate Clients
  • Local Government
  • Acquisitions and Disposals
  • Compulsory Purchase
  • Highways
  • Landlord and tenant
  • Real Estate, planning and regeneration
  • Regeneration and development
  • Acting for the Royal Borough of Greenwich in the compulsory acquisition of land to enable the regeneration of the Woolwich Estates to deliver much needed housing in the borough.
  • Acting of the London Borough of Newham in connection with a compulsory purchase order to facilitate the redevelopment of a residential tower block on the Carpenters Estate, Newham.
  • Acted on behalf of Southend on Sea City Council with regard to the Better Queensway scheme
  • Acting for a client on a number of land transactions in support of the client’s plans to redevelop an area as part of a wider infrastructure project.
  • Acting for the City Council in connection with a programme of works to redevelop the high street in the City.