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Peter Marsden is Shoosmiths' head of housebuilding. Credit: via Shoosmiths

Shoosmiths names head of housebuilding

Peter Marsden, a partner at the law firm’s Manchester office, will lead a team dedicated to assisting the likes of Taylor Wimpey, Barratt Redrow, and Bellway in navigating the quagmires of housing delivery.

Marsden joined Shoosmiths in 2023 with an extensive background in providing legal advice to housebuilders. He had previously been a director at real estate company Land Advisory and an in-house lawyer for Taylor Wimpey and Redrow subsidiary Harrow Estates.

“Since joining, Peter has brought a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing housebuilders today,” said Shoosmiths partner and head of real estate clients and markets Jason Jackson.

“His vast, first-hand experience gives him a unique perspective on client needs, making him the ideal person to lead this team into its next chapter,” Jackson continued.

Regarding his new position as head of housebuilding, Marsden said: “I’m proud to take on this role at such a pivotal time for the sector.

“Shoosmiths has a strong reputation in housebuilding, and I’m excited to build on that – working with and expanding our talented team to deliver practical, commercially-minded advice that helps our clients navigate change and seize opportunities,” he continued.

“The success of this practice is rooted in the success of our clients; that’s why we’re focused on evolving our approach – working in partnership to help realise their objectives and deliver quality new homes across the UK.”

Shoosmiths boasts a staff of more than 1,500 employees. In addition to Manchester, the law firm has 11 offices across the UK and one in Brussels.

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