Meet the team
Alastair Goodman
Partner
Commercial Property
Phone
0141 302 8449
Address
100 Queen Street Glasgow G1 3DN
About Alastair
Alastair has over 20 years’ experience advising on a wide range of Commercial Property matters. He has built up particular expertise in relation to landlord and tenant issues where he acts for major landlords with multiple units within industrial or commercial estates, and retailers looking to change, develop or expand their unit portfolio.
Alastair has worked with a number of property developers, dealing with substantial projects including residential sites and student accommodation developments. He also assists property investors with single and portfolio purchases.
Alastair’s client base includes a number of nursing home operators where he acts in relation to all their commercial property needs. Most recently he has been involved in various renewable energy projects, acting for both landowners and developers.
Expertise
Highlights
- Acted for a supermarket operator in the acquisition of large developments across Scotland ranging in value from £5 million to £25 million.
- Acted for a developer of student accommodation with a development value in the region of £12 million.
- Sold a number of shopping centres throughout Scotland with values in the region of £110 million.
- Involved in the refinancing of a 78 unit development with a UK-wide value of £23 million.
- Acted for a landowner in relation to one of the biggest wind farm developments in Scotland.
News & Insights
From the team
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Dundee and Angus Chamber of Commerce's weekly blog, In Your Shoes, is taken over by a few of our team in Dundee sharing a little of how their days look just now
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In the Herald on Saturday (25 July 2020) Derek Nash, Head of our Commercial Property team, explained that 'Investors are continuing to target deals in...
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New protocol to promote transparency and sustainable development sets out expectations for charity engagement with local communities
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Third sector leaders should have honest conversations with landlords about financial pressures caused by Covid-19 pandemic
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A further example of a commercial dispute arising from conflicting interpretation of contracts prompts four basic principles to be highlighted
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Landlords and tenants need to consider the costs for increased services and facilities in common areas of multi-occupancy buildings ahead of re-opening businesses
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