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Karen Dunstan
Co-Founder / General Counsel / COO
Karen has 15 years post qualification experience having completed her law degree at The London School of Economics. Karen was previously at Urban Exposure Plc for 7 years, as General Counsel. Karen has also worked at King & Wood Mallesons, Herbert Smith LLP and Charles Russell. She specialises in a variety of financing techniques including syndicated lending, property finance, funds finance and acquisition finance. Karen has significant experience in corporate transactions including M&A, joint ventures, fund structures, loan syndications and sub-sales. She has particular experience in the residential development, commercial real estate and private equity.Insights from Karen Dunstan
Beyond the buzzword: why creating social value is one of our industry’s most important responsibilities
The ‘E’ in ESG has typically received the most airtime, while the ‘S’ has been comparatively overlooked. That is true across many sectors – but particularly applicable in the world of real estate. This is partly a function of social…
Why MMC has a vital role to play in delivering a sustainable built environment
Last month, my colleague Boris Rumak wrote how mitigating the risk of contractor insolvency when funding modular construction schemes can make modern methods of construction (MMC) more commercially viable, unlocking their potential to transform the UK’s housing market. In this…
How bridge loans can help create a more sustainable real estate sector
Late last year, my colleague David Jerrard wrote how, amid economic uncertainty, bridge lending provides much-needed financial support to developers in circumstances where the real estate asset is not yet generating income. This could be either pre-construction (providing financial support…
Building with B Corp: How B Corp can help deliver a sustainable real estate sector
There are 1,500 UK-headquartered businesses with B Corp certification. Yet less than 40 of these operate in the real estate sector. Worldwide, the food and drink industry is the front-runner, followed by the IT software and services sector in second…
The cost of being green: how the housing sector must respond to the ULEZ backlash
Last month, the proposed expansion of London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone became a lightning rod for growing discontent with the costs imposed on consumers to finance the UK’s green transition. In Uxbridge, West London, there was a groundswell of popular…
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