Michael J. McKeever

Michael's representative experience includes advising on:

The ongoing acquisition, development and financing of an integrated hotel, office and residential project in Atlanta, Georgia having a value in excess of US$1 billion.

The acquisition of and joint venture for Constitution Square, a mixed-use development project in Washington, DC, including multiple construction loans for the different portions of the project and the sales of the different portions (including two multi-family apartment towers) of the project.

The acquisition, joint venture and acquisition financing of a 262-unit, 858-bed student housing apartment project in Knoxville, Tennessee.

The acquisition, joint venture and acquisition financing of a 275-unit apartment project in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

A construction loan, on behalf of the mezzanine lender, for a 242-unit multifamily apartment project in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The mortgage financing, on behalf of the lender, of a 298-unit multifamily apartment building in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The acquisition and simultaneous financing of the CalWest Industrial Portfolio, a 96-property portfolio of industrial assets. The US$2.4 billion financing included mortgage financing and seven tiers of mezzanine financing.

The construction financing for the construction of a hyperscale data center development in northern Virginia.

The refinancing of the Thompson Hotel in Chicago, Illinois.

The refinancing of The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay in California.

A loan secured by a mortgage over Montage Laguna Beach Hotel in California and Intercontinental Hotel in Chicago, Illinois.

The development of Oxy Low Carbon Ventures' first large-scale Direct Air Capture project in Texas.

The acquisition financing of a landmark building in Times Square and the construction financing of a new hotel in Times Square.

The acquisition and financing of an 11-building office/ warehouse park in Miami, Florida.

The origination of the mortgage and mezzanine financing of the landmark building formerly known as the John Hancock Tower in Chicago, Illinois, including the sale of the mezzanine loan.

The formation of numerous joint ventures for the acquisition of multi-family apartment projects, office buildings, shopping centers and hotels throughout the United States.

The financing of multi-family apartment projects, office buildings, shopping centers and industrial properties throughout the United States.

A joint venture with a state pension plan in connection with the development of a mixed-use project in the Washington, DC metropolitan area and the construction loan for the construction of the project.

The US$1.25 billion acquisition by Antin Infrastructure Partners of Veolia Group's US district energy assets, including related financing matters with respect to the real estate assets. The portfolio comprised steam, hot and chilled water and electricity production plants, including cogeneration, and 13 networks in ten US cities.