27 May 2026
Arnall Golden Gregory Adds Three to Real Estate Practice in Atlanta and Washington, D.C.
"Arnall Golden Gregory LLP adds Evan D. Harms and Sarah M. Bangs as partners and Daniel A. Habif as an associate to its Real Estate practice, working on retail, development and financing, affordable housing and real estate tax."
Evan D. Harms has joined Arnall Golden Gregory as a partner in the Real Estate practice and is based in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office. He brings more than two decades of experience representing retail, commercial and mixed-use clients, including service as Deputy General Counsel for a major retail owner-developer where he advised on leasing, development, acquisitions and business strategy. In private practice he has counseled owners, developers and operators across the DMV region and nationally on a wide range of commercial real estate transactions. At AGG, Evan will focus on growing the firm’s real estate presence in Washington, D.C. while leveraging the firm’s Atlanta platform and national client base.
Sarah M. Bangs has joined Arnall Golden Gregory as a partner in the Real Estate practice and is based in the Atlanta office. With more than two decades in the real estate industry, she concentrates on commercial real estate development and financing, representing developers, investors and owners across industrial, multifamily, build-to-rent, self-storage and medical office projects. Her practice encompasses complex development transactions, public-private partnerships, acquisitions, financings and large-scale project execution. Sarah is active in the real estate community through ULI, ICSC and NAIOP Atlanta and serves on the board of 3Keys, an Atlanta-based nonprofit.
Daniel A. Habif has joined Arnall Golden Gregory as a Real Estate associate in the Atlanta office. He advises developers, investors and project owners on tax and transactional matters related to affordable housing and real estate projects nationwide, including structuring transactions utilizing low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs), historic rehabilitation tax credits (HTCs) and other state tax credit programs, and advising on REITs, real estate joint ventures and broader real estate tax planning matters.