03 June 21 - In the News
Publication: Lawyers Weekly
Publisher: Momentum Media
National law firm Holding Redlich has advised on the sale of RACT Destinations tourism portfolio of hotels and marine tourism services.
Firm: Holding Redlich
Deal: Sale of RACT Destinations tourism portfolio of hotels and marine tourism services.
Value: Undisclosed
Area: Commercial and residential property, commercial
Key players: The legal team advising on the deal comprised Holding Redlich partner Ron Eames, senior associate Grace Wimberley, associate Megan Cumming and lawyer Samantha Moores.
Deal significance: According to a statement from Holding Redlich, the transaction represents a significant disposal of RACT’s iconic tourism portfolio in Tasmania to NRMA “which signifies confidence in Tasmania’s tourism industry”.
Commenting further Holding Redlich partner Mr Eames said: “The sale by our client RACT, is a significant part of RACT’s strategy within Tasmania and we were privileged to have been able to help.
“This was a challenging and rewarding transaction to be a part of and great to see RACT and NRMA negotiate such a significant deal.”
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