Sabrina Gherbaz

Sabrina, leading the Commercial Real Estate Practice at her firm, is celebrated for her representation of government bodies, major Canadian real estate magnates, developers, and financial establishments in significant real estate and infrastructure endeavors. Her expertise spans transit-oriented developments, public-private partnerships, and various facets of real estate investment and commercial leasing.

Her legal acumen extends to advising on financing aspects related to projects, mortgages, and construction. Sabrina's influence in commercial developments reaches internationally, with a notable presence in Europe and Mexico.

Her services are crucial in realms like Real Estate, Construction, Infrastructure, M&A, Project Finance, and Renewable Energy, where she is recognized as a trusted and meticulous legal professional.

Sabrina's notable contributions include leading the legal counsel for significant projects like the K2 Wind Power Project in Ontario, strategic land assemblies, and pivotal sales and leases of surplus lands for Metrolinx. Her involvement in the development of transit projects and the establishment of Metrolinx's transit development program underscores her pivotal role in shaping Canada's infrastructure landscape.

Her excellence in real estate law is acknowledged with numerous accolades, including consistent recognition by Chambers Canada and Best Lawyers in Canada. Her leadership in property development, leasing, project finance, and infrastructure law is also recognized by The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory and Who’s Who Legal.

Sabrina's writings on real estate investment trends and international investment risks reflect her deep understanding of the sector. She is a prominent figure in professional circles, contributing significantly to Commercial Real Estate Women (Toronto Division) and previously serving as the Government Relations Chair for ICSC Ontario.

Sabrina's academic foundation is solid, with an LLB from the University of Western Ontario and a BA from York University, both complementing her distinguished legal career marked by her Ontario Bar admission in 1996. Her seasoned expertise and strategic approach make her an invaluable asset to the realm of commercial real estate law.