Ballard Spahr is proactively looking to capitalize on the growing amount of empty office space across the nation, forming a distressed office buildings team to help landlords and investors navigate maturing loans, a strained financial market, and redevelopment opportunities.
The distressed office team is an offshoot of the firm’s distressed assets and opportunities group, which it created in 2022 to address pandemic-related financial challenges, and its distressed real estate group, which was created in response to challenges posed by the 2008 Great Recession.
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