Jordan Jenkins

Jordan Jenkins, playing a pivotal role within the Real Estate Group, dedicates his expertise to a broad spectrum of commercial real estate and corporate dealings. His work spans the full gamut of transactions, from buying and selling to forming joint ventures, as well as tackling the complexities of commercial leases, financing projects and companies, and navigating the challenges of construction and operating agreements, not to mention addressing issues related to insolvency and receivership. Jenkins has become a go-to advisor for a diverse array of corporate and institutional clients, skillfully handling deals involving office buildings with multiple tenants, industrial spaces, and plots earmarked for development.

Driven by a deep-seated curiosity about the constructed environment, Jenkins chose a career in real estate law. His practice is energized by this curiosity, marking him as a vital contributor to Stikeman Elliott's nationwide real estate network. Jenkins excels in fostering client relationships, ensuring top-notch service in both English and French, his approachability and humor leaving a lasting impression. He finds joy in the collective effort and exploration his role entails, approaching every task with diligence, inventiveness, and empathy.

Jenkins is not only active in his professional field but also contributes to his community through his involvement with the Law Society of Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association, and the Calgary Bar Association. He extends his commitment to societal betterment by serving on the Legal Advisory Committee for HomeSpace Society, which strives to secure safe and affordable housing for Calgary's most vulnerable populations.

Jenkins' journey began in Alberta, where he was raised before living in various parts of Canada. His pre-Stikeman Elliott career saw him specializing in financial services law at leading international firms in Calgary, laying a solid foundation for his diversified legal expertise.

His academic credentials are impressive, with a legal education from McGill University, where he earned both a B.C.L./LL.B. in 2015 and an Honours B.A. in 2012. Jenkins was admitted to the Alberta bar in 2017, further solidifying his professional standing.

In his recent professional endeavors, Jenkins has represented Oxford Properties and QuadReal Property Group in their divestiture of Millennium Tower in Calgary to Aspen Properties and Hazelview Investments, showcasing his ability to handle high-stakes transactions. His advisory role in Tillridge Global Agribusiness Partners' indirect acquisition of Kitchen Partners Limited, which included navigating the associated banking and finance arrangements, underscores his financial acumen. Furthermore, his guidance to Cassiar Partners Ltd. in acquiring Community Electric Ltd. highlights his versatility and command over various aspects of real estate and corporate law.