Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP | Calgary, Alberta, Canada
A lawyer since 2014
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Bavia Bisetty, a distinguished partner within Osler's Real Estate Practice Group, excels across the board in commercial real estate, with her work spanning across Western Canada from her bases in Vancouver and Calgary. Her unique journey through major national firms in Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary, and an international start in South Africa, equips her with a breadth of perspective that enhances her ability to manage cross-country transactions seamlessly.
Licensed to practice in Alberta, Ontario, British Columbia, and South Africa, Bavia's academic background is equally impressive, featuring a combination of local and international qualifications, including specialized training in mining law from Osgoode Hall Law School and a comprehensive legal education from the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
Fluent in Afrikaans and English, Bavia's legal prowess extends over a vast array of services such as facilitating acquisition and disposition deals, steering commercial leasing agreements, spearheading infrastructure and P3 projects, and guiding through the complexities of development, financing, co-ownership, and joint ventures. Moreover, her expertise in environmental law ensures clients navigate the risks associated with contaminated sites with confidence.
Her clientele is diverse, ranging from pension funds and their advisors to REITs and private investors, all seeking her counsel for their real estate ventures. Whether it's buying, selling, financing, or developing real estate properties, Bavia's guidance is sought after. Her role doesn't end with transaction closure; she continues to support asset and property management, showcasing her commitment to comprehensive client service.
Bavia's influence extends beyond her direct professional engagements. She is a recognized figure in real estate circles, contributing her time and expertise to various industry organizations. Her commitment to mentorship, especially for young lawyers, and her involvement with not-for-profit groups and real estate sectors, underline her dedication to the community and the legal profession at large.