Bedell Cristin handles both transactional and development work across Jersey and the UK, advising both finance providers and developers on the construction and sale of high-end commercial properties in London and St Helier. Under the guidance of Jeff O’Boyle, whose practice covers property finance, development and leasing, the practice also oversees the construction of major infrastructure projects. Hannah Robinson, made managing associate in October 2024, is well versed in residential development and landlord and tenant matters, in addition to assisting asset managers with the ongoing management of their portfolios.

Carey Olsen covers the gamut of commercial property matters in Jersey and the UK, overseeing the development of on-island infrastructure while also handling the financing arrangements for London-based properties and portfolios. The team is also able to tackle the property aspects of cross-border M&A deals. Chris Philpott heads the team, offering considerable experience in both commercial property and infrastructure transactions, including in the renewable energy sector. Will Whitehead handles both transactional, leasehold, and construction matters, including helping developers secure planning permission for projects and handling due diligence procedures prior to the completion of transactions.

Collas Crill is instructed by both investors and developers across the spectrum of commercial property challenges, advising clients from the construction stage through to the final sale of completed projects. In addition, the team frequently assists property owners and lessors on leasing and sub-leasing arrangements, respectively. Heading the team is Martin Le Boutillier, who handles both the financing of real estate transactions and the deals themselves, handling both acquisitions and disposals of St Helier properties. Pamela Doherty acts for a number of Jersey-based developers across the lifespan of their projects, and is also well versed in commercial property investments and portfolio transactions.

In addition to assisting clients seeking to purchase or dispose of Jersey commercial property, either on its own or as part of M&A deals, Ogier’s property practice also frequently assists HNWIs with relocation plans, including purchasing high-end residential property on the island. Practice head Jonathan Hughes frequently handles such matters, and is also called upon for projects aiming to convert former hotels into luxury residences. Katharine Marshall acts for borrowers and lenders in real estate financing deals, while Sarah Parish acts for HNWIs in their property transactions and development projects.

Appleby is sought after by both direct parties to property transactions and those providing financing arrangements, while also assisting financial services clients with their leasing arrangements as they relate to their Jersey offices. Heading the team is John Bisson, who accompanies developers from breaking ground to the sale of completed projects in Jersey, handling both residential and commercial property matters. Kate Westwater combines knowledge of commercial and residential property matters with related estate planning and probate issues.

Mourant’s property practice is able to assist clients involved in the development of Jersey-based commercial properties and also oversees the acquisition and disposal of both commercial and residential properties and the lease of office space and plots of land. Practice head Julie Melia specialises in property transactions, but also tackles planning and financing matters. Georgina Cook also handles the spectrum of property matters, with particular expertise in the structuring of developments.

Viberts acts for a client base consisting of public bodies and financial services companies, advising them on the purchase of both land plots for development, offices and the lease of new facilities in Jersey. Paul Harben heads the team, working on transactions for the spectrum of commercial properties in Jersey and also handling landlord and tenant matters. Emily Paris-Hunter, who made managing associate in February 2025, is well versed in overseeing large commercial property deals, while also working on planning and development matters. Philip Livingstone retired in October 2024.

Lexstone Lawyers assists developers, family offices, and corporate clients involved in commercial and residential property transactions. The core members of the practice are founding partner Marcus Stone and Peter Bertram, who both specialise in overseeing property transactions. Stone and Bertram also work closely with financing specialist Agnieszka Bielanska.