Tyrone McCarthy

Tyrone McCarthy

BA LLB (Hons) (Monash)

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“Excellent communicator, problem solver and articulator”.

Client quote, Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2018

Tyrone has been ranked in successive editions of Doyle’s Guide in the category of ‘Leading Property & Real Estate Lawyers – Victoria’ from 2015 to 2017.

Tyrone joined Arnold Bloch Leibler as an articled clerk in 2004 and was admitted to practice in 2005. In 2008, he moved to Dubai as a member of the projects group at Allen & Overy before returning to Arnold Bloch Leibler as a senior associate at the end of 2012. Tyrone was appointed as a partner in July 2014.

Practice focus

Tyrone’s practice focuses on the following areas:

large scale development and construction projects;
sales and acquisitions, including commercial, retail, industrial and mixed-use properties;
commercial and industrial leasing transactions;
banking and finance transactions, including property finance and project finance; and
property investment and joint ventures.

Experience

Tyrone has acted for major corporations, private client groups and entrepreneurs on a broad range of matters, including:

Charter Hall Group: in relation to the acquisition, development and leasing of industrial properties in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia and Tasmania by the Core Logistics Partnership Trust;
Premier Investments: in relation to the acquisition and development of its national distribution centre in Victoria;
Australand Property Group: in relation to the acquisition, development, leasing and sale of industrial properties at Melbourne Airport and other locations in Melbourne;
Becton Property Group: in relation to its participation in the Bonnyrigg Partnerships consortium;
BOS International (Australia) Limited: in relation to various property-backed structured financing arrangements;

OSB Investments: in relation to the acquisition and financing of the Old Swan Brewery;
a consortium comprising National Chevron Phillips Chemicals and SIIG: in relation to the financing and development of the USD3.6 billion NCP Project in Saudi Arabia;
Enshaa Property Group: in relation to the acquisition, financing and development of the Palazzo Versace Dubai development and the Dubai D1 Tower development; and
Al Futtaim Group: in relation to the financing and development of Dubai Festival City.