Construction
New Zealand
6 years ranked
Provided by Bell Gully
Construction
Infrastructure
Energy and renewables
Real estate
Health
Ian is a construction and projects lawyer with a reputation for quickly identifying legal and commercial issues and devising effective contractual solutions which enable the successful delivery of his clients' projects.
Ian advises on New Zealand's largest construction and infrastructure projects across a wide range of sectors, including transport, health, education, manufacturing and renewable energy.
He has acted for all levels of government in both New Zealand and Australia on a variety of major projects since 2007, as well as financiers, investors, developers and contractors.
Ian offers a point of difference to clients undertaking property development projects by combining his construction expertise with deep knowledge of real estate transactions. He has acted on some of the most unique and high-value property development projects in the New Zealand market.
Ian advises on:
All forms of construction contract, including both New Zealand and international standard forms
Consultancy engagement and other professional services agreements
Asset management and maintenance contracts
Alliances
PPPs
Project agreements, development agreements and co-ownership agreements, and
Sale and purchase agreements and leases.
2007-2010
Landers & Rogers
Sydney, Australia
2010-2014
Ashurst LLP
Sydney, Australia
Provided by Chambers
Ian Becke operates a wide-ranging real estate practice out of Auckland. He assists clients with acquisitions and strategic investments as well as development agreements.
Provided by Chambers
Ian Becke is always responsive and proactive, as well as sophisticated, with diverse experience and awareness.
Ian Becke has a growing reputation and is a really good operator.
Ian Becke's an outstanding lawyer. He is highly regarded and trusted.
Ian is highly knowledgeable and capable across all property development matters.
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