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Evan works with our real estate development clients on the acquisition of raw land, structuring, developing, financing, exit-strategy planning, and the disposition of Single-Family Rental (SFR), Build-For-Rent (BFR) and Urban Multifamily/Mixed-Use projects.

Over the course of his career, he has advised clients on a wide variety of commercial real estate matters, including planning and accommodating SFR/BFR projects within new and mature master planned communities, representing borrowers in complex real estate finance transactions, and sponsors and capital partners in the negotiation of joint venture agreements.

It is this experience and his deep industry knowledge that allows him to overcome roadblocks for his clients so they can succeed in an ever evolving real estate environment.

Prior to practicing law, Evan worked as a project designer at an international architecture firm, where he focused on the design and development of large-scale retail and mixed-use projects in China, Eastern Europe and South America. His international background in design has proven invaluable to clients.

Education

  • University of Texas School of Law
    • J.D., 2013
    • Research Editor, Texas International Law Journal
  • Texas Tech University
    • B.S., Architecture, 2008
    • cum laude

Admissions

  • Texas, 2013

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