Kevin focuses his practice on real estate development and investment transactions, professional sports facilities and social infrastructure development.
He navigates complex mixed-use and re-use development projects that transform communities, advising commercial real estate developers and investors on development projects and portfolio transactions for every property type. Kevin also has extensive experience working on major league sports facility transactions, from his work supporting development of Coors Field to current work structuring the sale of Angel Stadium of Anaheim.
Kevin advises clients on the acquisition, development, financing, operation and disposition of multi-family, senior housing, industrial, office, retail and self-storage properties, and hotels and resorts. Kevin previously served as Office Managing Partner of the firm's Denver office and chaired the firm's Commercial Real Estate and Housing groups.
Kevin's notable engagements include:
- Representing Denver’s Regional Transportation District in the redevelopment of the city’s historic Union Station using both public and private funds to create a mixed-use project of public transportation, a boutique hotel and retail, food and beverage, and office spaces.
- Leading representation of Intrawest Resorts in its development of resort communities across the continent, from concept through delivery and disposition.
- Representing private developer clients in various mixed-use and multi-family developments in the greater Denver metro area.
- Representing the City of Phoenix to renegotiate the Suns’ agreements for Talking Stick Resort Arena, including negotiating a $230 million renovation of the facility and new non-relocation provisions.
- Representing the public owner of T-Mobile Park in renegotiating the Seattle Mariners’ lease, with extensive new provisions that ensure the ballpark will remain in the top one-third of all MLB ballparks.
- Representing the Wisconsin Center District in the development of the new $524 million Fiserv Arena for the Milwaukee Bucks.
- Representing the City of Phoenix in renegotiating the Milwaukee Brewers’ use agreements for the city-owned spring training facilities, which included extending their term and negotiating the terms of conveying development rights to the Brewers for new mixed-use development on city-owned land.
- Representing the City of Sacramento in the development of the $477 million Golden 1 Center arena for the Sacramento Kings.
- Advising both private sector and higher education clients on using P3 delivery models for development of higher education facilities, including student housing and energy districts.
- Representing a self-storage REIT in its acquisition of $2.1 billion in properties in 2021.