Partner
(he/him/his)
With a deep commitment to building strong relationships, Peter Ballance represents lenders, borrowers, developers and property owners in a wide range of commercial real estate transactions throughout the country. He provides clients with significant experience in commercial real estate financing, including loan workouts, and the purchase and sale of improved and unimproved real property.Representing institutional lenders, financial institutions, developers and other property owners, Peter is familiar with many forms of financing and acquisition, as well as acquisition and disposition transactions and related matters. He is fluent in securitized lending, mezzanine loans, and construction loans, and his transactions have touched on a wide range of property types, including office, industrial, residential, multifamily, retail, and mixed use. Additionally, Peter is part of the multidisciplinary team supporting Stroock’s burgeoning Hospitality & Leisure practice, focusing on hotel, resort and club property transactions. Peter possesses real-time, in-depth market knowledge and extensive national experience in advising lenders and borrowers throughout the loan life cycle. He delivers efficient and practical guidance to help his clients accomplish their specific business and legal objectives.
A significant part of Peter’s practice is the representation of institutional lenders in loan restructurings and workouts, foreclosures, deed-in-lieu and deed-in-the-box transactions, as well as positioning REO assets for sale. He also advises clients on nonperforming loans and distressed real estate in all asset classes. Peter’s significant experience in all real estate finance matters enables him to provide exceptional counsel and up-to-the-minute insight.
Peter is an active member of the firm’s SSLGBT Affinity Group and currently serves as the Partner Liaison.
States and Territories
United States District Courts
J.D., University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law
M.S., Brigham Young University
B.S., The University of New Mexico
With a deep commitment to building strong relationships, Peter Ballance represents lenders, borrowers, developers and property owners in a wide range of commercial real estate transactions throughout the country. He provides clients with significant experience in commercial real estate financing, including loan workouts, and the purchase and sale of improved and unimproved real property.Representing institutional lenders, financial institutions, developers and other property owners, Peter is familiar with many forms of financing and acquisition, as well as acquisition and disposition transactions and related matters. He is fluent in securitized lending, mezzanine loans, and construction loans, and his transactions have touched on a wide range of property types, including office, industrial, residential, multifamily, retail, and mixed use. Additionally, Peter is part of the multidisciplinary team supporting Stroock’s burgeoning Hospitality & Leisure practice, focusing on hotel, resort and club property transactions. Peter possesses real-time, in-depth market knowledge and extensive national experience in advising lenders and borrowers throughout the loan life cycle. He delivers efficient and practical guidance to help his clients accomplish their specific business and legal objectives.
A significant part of Peter’s practice is the representation of institutional lenders in loan restructurings and workouts, foreclosures, deed-in-lieu and deed-in-the-box transactions, as well as positioning REO assets for sale. He also advises clients on nonperforming loans and distressed real estate in all asset classes. Peter’s significant experience in all real estate finance matters enables him to provide exceptional counsel and up-to-the-minute insight.
Peter is an active member of the firm’s SSLGBT Affinity Group and currently serves as the Partner Liaison.
States and Territories
United States District Courts
J.D., University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law
M.S., Brigham Young University
B.S., The University of New Mexico
