Evan Hudson is an acknowledged leader among a new generation of real estate capital markets lawyers.
He draws on skills honed over more than a decade of concentration in the structuring of real estate investment vehicles, including private funds, DSTs and REITs (publicly traded, non-traded and private).
Evan has made a conscious decision not to spread himself too thin with a broad corporate practice, and the resulting depth of knowledge is what sets him apart. His technical writings are widely read, and Evan’s clients rave about his ability to provide business guidance that goes far beyond the value of the legal services provided.
In fact, since 2008, Evan has advised clients in raising billions of dollars of equity capital. These funds have flowed to sponsors through IPOs, follow-on public offerings and private placements, creating a voluminous track record of helping clients to grow our nation’s cities and infrastructure.
With respect to asset management, on the institutional side, Evan represents some of the largest private REITs in the world. On the retail side, Evan helps sponsors tap the large and growing pool of capital controlled by “mass affluent” and high-net-worth private clients. Whether representing successful real estate entrepreneurs or the most sophisticated institutional asset managers, Evan helps them to build durable and lucrative retail-facing businesses while abiding by all relevant securities laws.
Regarding publicly traded REITs, Evan advises on disclosure issues and corporate matters. He understands the criticality of raising funds to execute business plans, and he knows the market and enjoys helping managers to achieve their most ambitious goals.
Evan is also among the nation’s leading advisors in the retail alternative investment space. His knowledge extends to non-exchange-traded, portfolio-diversifying investments such as perpetual-life NAV REITs, lifecycle REITs, “Reg D” products, DSTs and Qualified Opportunity Funds. He frequently writes and speaks on such topics, and he has participated in writings issued by the Investment Program Association (now the Institute for Portfolio Alternatives). He has served on the Legislative & Regulatory Committee of the Alternative & Direct Investment Securities Association and is actively involved with the IPA.
In addition to helping with capital-raising, Evan brings unique experience in advising issuers as they respond to hostile mini-tender offers and assert their rights vis-à-vis commercial counterparties. Evan also deals regularly with DTCC’s Alternative Investment Product (AIP) platform, “back-office” securities custody issues and transfer agency matters.
Prior to joining Stroock in 2018, Evan spent three years as the co-chair of the Real Estate Capital Markets Practice Group at Duval & Stachenfeld LLP.
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J.D., Harvard Law School, 2007
A.B., magna cum laude, Harvard College, 2004
Evan Hudson is an acknowledged leader among a new generation of real estate capital markets lawyers.
He draws on skills honed over more than a decade of concentration in the structuring of real estate investment vehicles, including private funds, DSTs and REITs (publicly traded, non-traded and private).
Evan has made a conscious decision not to spread himself too thin with a broad corporate practice, and the resulting depth of knowledge is what sets him apart. His technical writings are widely read, and Evan’s clients rave about his ability to provide business guidance that goes far beyond the value of the legal services provided.
In fact, since 2008, Evan has advised clients in raising billions of dollars of equity capital. These funds have flowed to sponsors through IPOs, follow-on public offerings and private placements, creating a voluminous track record of helping clients to grow our nation’s cities and infrastructure.
With respect to asset management, on the institutional side, Evan represents some of the largest private REITs in the world. On the retail side, Evan helps sponsors tap the large and growing pool of capital controlled by “mass affluent” and high-net-worth private clients. Whether representing successful real estate entrepreneurs or the most sophisticated institutional asset managers, Evan helps them to build durable and lucrative retail-facing businesses while abiding by all relevant securities laws.
Regarding publicly traded REITs, Evan advises on disclosure issues and corporate matters. He understands the criticality of raising funds to execute business plans, and he knows the market and enjoys helping managers to achieve their most ambitious goals.
Evan is also among the nation’s leading advisors in the retail alternative investment space. His knowledge extends to non-exchange-traded, portfolio-diversifying investments such as perpetual-life NAV REITs, lifecycle REITs, “Reg D” products, DSTs and Qualified Opportunity Funds. He frequently writes and speaks on such topics, and he has participated in writings issued by the Investment Program Association (now the Institute for Portfolio Alternatives). He has served on the Legislative & Regulatory Committee of the Alternative & Direct Investment Securities Association and is actively involved with the IPA.
In addition to helping with capital-raising, Evan brings unique experience in advising issuers as they respond to hostile mini-tender offers and assert their rights vis-à-vis commercial counterparties. Evan also deals regularly with DTCC’s Alternative Investment Product (AIP) platform, “back-office” securities custody issues and transfer agency matters.
Prior to joining Stroock in 2018, Evan spent three years as the co-chair of the Real Estate Capital Markets Practice Group at Duval & Stachenfeld LLP.
Quoted in:
New York
J.D., Harvard Law School, 2007
A.B., magna cum laude, Harvard College, 2004
Stroock Podcast: Evan Hudson and Elsa Ben Shimon Discuss SPACs and Real Estate
Evan Hudson, André Nance Named to Institute for Portfolio Alternatives Leadership Roles
Evan Hudson Featured in Article on COVID-19’s Impact on Commercial Real Estate
Evan Hudson Discusses Impact of COVID-19 Crisis on Shopping Center REITs
Evan Hudson Discusses Planned Overhaul of SEC Real Estate Disclosure Rules
SEC Clarifies: No Special Treatment for Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds
NYSSCPA’s 1st Annual Qualified Opportunity Funds and Opportunity Zones Symposium
SEC Proposes Offering Reforms for Business Development Cos. And Registered Closed-End Funds
Evan Hudson, Mayer Greenberg and Brian Senie Published in Commercial Observer
Evan Hudson mentioned in “People moves: Stroock adds Hudson to capital markets team”