Sintons strengthens real estate team
Newcastle-based law firm Sintons has appointed Claire Archer as a partner in its real estate team.
Claire brings extensive experience in commercial property, with a focus on large-scale development projects and advising housebuilders and institutional landlords.
She joins with a strong track record in high-value transactions, including mixed-use developments, regeneration schemes and complex acquisitions.
In her new role, Claire will support clients across the real estate sector, strengthening Sintons’ capability in development and investment work.
Claire said: “I am delighted to join Sintons at such an exciting time for the firm.
“Sintons has a longstanding reputation for excellence and a deeply client-focused culture.
“I look forward to working alongside Alok and the wider team to deliver strategic advice on the ambitious development and regeneration projects that are currently shaping our landscape.”
Claire’s appointment enhances the firm’s real estate offering as it continues to grow its presence nationally.
Alok Loomba, partner and head of real estate at Sintons, added: “We are thrilled to welcome Claire to the partnership.
“Her reputation for handling intricate, high-value development work precedes her, and her arrival marks a key milestone in our growth strategy.
“Claire’s ability to manage complex due diligence and multi-disciplinary teams makes her a formidable asset to our clients and a perfect fit for our expanding real estate offering.”
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