Mayer Brown advises Bain Capital on acquisition of Art Deco building in Paris

Mayer Brown advised Bain Capital on the acquisition, financing and development of 29–33 Avenue des Champs‑Élysées and on the structuring of an English‑law joint venture with Revcap; Black Swan Real Estate Capital was appointed as asset manager. The transaction concerns the emblematic Art Deco building at 29–33 Avenue des Champs‑Élysées, located in Paris’s "Triangle d'Or". The investment supports the rehabilitation of this currently vacant asset into three flagship retail spaces and premium, modern office premises designed to meet demand from major international brands and corporate tenants. The deal has been described as a unique value‑creation opportunity in a decade for the Paris prime retail and office market. The operation combines acquisition and financing with the structuring of an English‑law joint venture with European real estate investor Revcap, illustrating the cross‑border, multidisciplinary capabilities deployed to serve clients in real estate private equity. Mayer Brown represented Bain Capital with a team composed by: Paris real estate team led by Déborah Gelblat (partner) and composed of Wladimir Mangel (counsel), Margot Lacoste (associate), Solenn Hegron (associate), Hervé Kensicher (senior counsel) and Stéphane Joly (associate); London team led by Charles Malpass (partner) and including Kate Ball‑Dodd (partner), Harriet Hainsworth (partner), Alastair Dolman (partner), James Beattie (senior associate) and Niki Mehta (associate).

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