Bram Green

Bram Green, a pivotal figure at Goodmans, dedicates his legal prowess primarily to the realm of commercial real estate. His work, largely centered around acquisitions, sales, mixed-use projects, joint ventures, and the hospitality sector, marks him as a standout attorney in these areas.

Green's clientele spans a broad spectrum, including REITs, overseas investors, pension entities and their advisors, alongside some of the foremost real estate developers in Canada. His advice and legal strategies have consistently led these clients through the complexities of significant real estate transactions and developments.

Acknowledged year after year by legal industry benchmarks such as Chambers Canada and Best Lawyers in Canada, Green's expertise in real estate law is both recognized and celebrated. His contributions to the field have also been highlighted in The Legal 500 Canada, IFLR1000, and The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, among others, showcasing his influence and standing within the legal community.

Green's transactional accomplishments are vast and varied, including acting as legal counsel for high-profile deals such as InnVest Hotels' acquisition of notable hotel properties like the St. Regis Toronto. He played a crucial role in Leadon Investment Inc.'s inaugural Canadian venture, a $1 billion acquisition of the SilverBirch Hotel Portfolio, evidencing his ability to navigate substantial investment transactions.

His involvement with RioCan REIT, Allied Properties REIT, and Diamondcorp in acquiring and further developing "The Well," a mixed-use commercial/residential venture, demonstrates his capability in overseeing large-scale development projects. Furthermore, Green's advisory role in Oxford Properties Corporation's acquisition of the Park Hyatt Toronto and several other significant property transactions underlines his comprehensive understanding of the commercial real estate market.

Notably, Green's efforts extend beyond mere transactional advice to encompass broader strategic guidance, as seen in his counsel for Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation and his involvement in the Lawrence Heights revitalization project. These instances reflect his adeptness in handling diverse real estate challenges.

Bram Green's legal education at Osgoode Hall Law School, coupled with his foundational studies at Western University, equipped him with the knowledge and skills that have propelled his career. His affiliations with the Canadian Bar Association, the Law Society of Ontario, and the Canadian Condominium Institute further underscore his commitment to professional excellence and development.

Called to the Ontario Bar in 1999, Green's career trajectory has been marked by significant achievements and recognitions, cementing his role as a leading figure in commercial real estate law. His continuous acknowledgment in industry rankings and his pivotal role in landmark real estate transactions across Ontario and beyond affirm his expertise and impact in the legal field.