Sarah Batut

In Vancouver's bustling real estate scene, Sarah Batut stands out as a dynamic Partner at a leading law firm. Her expertise encompasses a wide array of real estate transactions, such as buying and selling properties, securing leases, and obtaining financing for commercial properties. Beyond the conventional, Sarah's proficiency extends to complex corporate dealings, including company acquisitions, divestitures, and structural reorganizations.

Sarah's clientele, primarily property developers, benefit from her guidance across numerous locales including Vancouver and its surrounding areas like North Vancouver, Surrey, and Victoria, to name a few. She navigates the intricate pathways of real estate development from start to finish. This includes handling property acquisitions, overseeing zoning changes, and managing the pre-sale of condominium units. Her knack for dealing with sophisticated mixed-use projects is evident in her work along the Cambie corridor and the development of the River District.

Her advisory role doesn't stop at development projects. Sarah offers counsel on the buying and selling of various property types, ranging from developmental lands to income-generating properties. Landlords and tenants alike seek her advice on lease-related matters, benefiting from her skill in drafting and negotiating lease agreements for retail spaces, office blocks, and industrial sites.

A thought leader in her field, Sarah regularly contributes insights on commercial leases and engages audiences with her presentations on leasing and development. She keeps her finger on the pulse of the industry's evolving trends through active participation in renowned organizations like the International Council of Shopping Centers and the Urban Development Institute.

Sarah's academic achievements include earning a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Science from the University of British Columbia. She is a respected member of several professional bodies, including the Vancouver Bar Association's Executive Board and the Real Property Section of the Canadian Bar Association, underscoring her prominence in the legal and real estate sectors.