PROPERTY LAW
Assisting you with the legal aspects of investing in real estate projects in Norway.
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Experienced lawyers specialized in Norwegian property law
Our property law team has extensive experience in all aspects of commercial property law and regularly assists Norwegian and foreign companies with their real estate projects.
PROPERTY LAW
Protecting your interest in real estate projects
Navigating the complex rules and regulations presents numerous challenges when investing in and developing real estate in Norway, and there are several potential pitfalls for property owners and developers. Our goal is to ensure your success in achieving your objectives.
Our team of experts specializes in real estate, stays updated on legal changes, and works closely with you to develop efficient, cost-saving solutions.
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Let us help you with your real estate project
- Corporate tax and VAT.
- Real estate transactions.
- Traditional property law.
- Acquisitions and due diligence (DD).
- Property development.
- Rental agreements.
- Zoning regulation.
- Dispute resolution.
- Property management.
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Liga SilnieceManaging Director
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Henrik Moen - Lawyer6. November 2024 5 min read
What rules apply to company transactions with related parties?
If you run a limited liability company, you will likely engage in various agreements with suppliers, customers, and other business partners. Typically, the ...
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Linn Jordahl Moastuen - Lawyer1. November 2024 4 min read
How to set up a Private Limited Liability Company (AS) in Norway
Starting a private limited liability company, known as an “aksjeselskap” (AS) in Norway, is a popular choice among Norwegian and foreign investors and ...
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Sigve Fagerli Strømsnes - Associate lawyer7. October 2024 2 min read
New requirements for registering business beneficial owners
Certain parts of the Regulation to the Register of Beneficial Ownership Act came into force on October 1, 2024. The Regulation now requires many legal ...
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