From public-private partnerships for massive projects like arenas and airports to small land-use deals, we understand the positive impact our clients’ real estate, development, and construction projects have on the economy and communities.
Whether a project requires local government connections; a deep understanding of financing and tax credits, document analysis, and drafting; or experienced litigators, we stand by our clients to help them seize opportunities and overcome obstacles.
No matter the size or complexity of the project, the 100+ lawyers on Husch Blackwell’s Real Estate, Development & Construction team have the experience and bandwidth to drive client success. We partner with clients in nearly every state, as well as internationally.
Our team assisted Microsoft in the construction of a $1 billion data center on a 315-acre parcel of land in Wisconsin.
Our team negotiated a historic energy savings performance contract that will help Harris County in their efforts to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Our team ensured the issuance of $56 million in bonds for the development and renovation of an important client site.
Our P3 team assisted the client in crafting a winning bid to develop a 430,000-square-foot civil and family courthouse facility to replace the Heman Marion Sweatt Courthouse.
Our team assisted the client, one of world’s largest engineering companies, in relocating its corporate HQ to the Lone Star State.
We represented the project lead in the Vista Ridge project, the largest water infrastructure P3 in the United States.
Husch Blackwell served as buyers’ counsel in the $118 million purchase of the Plaza Vista Office Building in Kansas City.
Our team filed a rare petition for a supervisory writ with the Wisconsin Supreme Court—and won the case.
P3s are in a constant state of flux as project owners and participants continue to innovate, striking upon new ways to bring much-needed infrastructure online.
In March 2025, the Department of Treasury suspended enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) for domestic reporting companies—see our analysis here with an April 2025 update here. The below reflects the situation as of December 2023, when the act was expected to go into effect on January 1, 2024.
Exploring what is possible through P3s when the spotlight is squarely on rethinking and rebuilding infrastructure in the U.S.
“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” - Albert Einstein
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Husch Blackwell is pleased to announce that David Lemkemeier has joined the firm’s St. Louis office as a partner in its Real Estate, Development & Construction industry group.
Husch Blackwell prevailed for a plaintiff landowner in the Wisconsin Court of Appeals against the City of Brookfield in a closely-watched land use case.
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