Timothy G. Little is co-head of the New York Real Estate practice. With more than 25 years of experience in many different types of real estate transactions, Tim brings a deep understanding of real estate finance and structured real estate transactions to his clients, which include banks, investment banks, insurance companies, investment funds and developers.

His practice includes real estate finance as well as sales and acquisitions of all types of real estate assets, development projects, domestic and international real estate fund offerings and joint ventures. Tim is also experienced in real estate workouts and distressed real estate, both from a borrower and lender perspective, and he offers particular skills in resolving partner disputes in connection with various distressed projects.

In his finance practice, he counsels lenders in acquisition, term and construction financings, mezzanine loans, senior/subordinate (A/B) notes and participations and multi-tiered intercreditor arrangements. Tim represents agents, lenders and borrowers in secured and unsecured credit facilities to real estate companies. He advises underwriters, equity investors and lessees in domestic and international transactions involving Rule 144A offerings, private debt placements and bank financing. Tim also manages commercial mortgage-backed loan originations, work-outs of securitizations and CRE collateralized debt obligations from a legal perspective.

He frequently speaks and writes on topics related to real estate finance and workouts.