Janine Harris
Partner, Commercial Property and Real Estate
Bristol
T +44 (0) 117 929 0451
JanineHarris@inceco.com
Department Real Estate Qualified England and Wales 2006 Education (University) University of the West of England (2001-2002 Legal Practice Course), (2000-2001, Postgraduate Diploma in Law). University of Lincolnshire and Humberside, (1997 BSc Honours Degree in Psychology) Languages English
Janine’s extensive knowledge and reputation for both speed and efficiency is of great benefit to her clients. Her time management skills and lateral thinking enables her to take a commercial and pragmatic approach to all transactions.
Janine has over 15 years’ experience specialised in Real Estate law. She deals with a wide range of real estate issues including but not limited to:
- Acquisitions and disposals of freehold and leasehold land;
- Rectification of title;
- Portfolio management;
- Option agreements;
- Assignment, Variation and Surrender of leases; and
- Financing.
Janine deals with high-value transactions and technical real estate matters alongside standard real estate transactions. She has worked for a broad range of clients including landlords, tenants, investors, owner/occupiers, developers, lenders and financiers. She has worked both in private practice and as an in-house solicitor for both Local Authority and Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE plc).
Professional associations & memberships
- Member of The Law Society
- Member of The Association of Women in Property
- Member of the Bristol Property Agents Association (BPAA)
What you may not know about Janine
Janine enjoys a number of crafting activities, stand-up paddle boarding, surfing, and sitting down with a good book.
My matter highlights
- Advised on the multi-million pound sale of Kings Weston House, one of the most prominent buildings in Bristol’s history.
My recent publications
News / Are your partnership properties being managed properly?
02-08-2022 / Private Wealth, Real Estate
In a recent High Court case, Procter v Procter and others [2022] EWHC 1202, the dispute related to a periodic tenancy a landlord had with three sibling tenants, where one sibling retired from the partnership.
