Stinson Recognized Among 2026 Top Real Estate Law Firms by Multi-Housing News

05.22.2026

Stinson LLP has been recognized by Multi-Housing News as one of its 2026 Top Real Estate Law Firms, highlighting the firm's national real estate and public finance capabilities, and its work on complex developments, financing and mixed-use projects across the country.

The ranking recognizes leading real estate law practices serving the multifamily and commercial real estate industries and is based on factors including revenue performance, practice growth, attorney headcount and the size and sophistication of transactions handled during the survey period.

In its profile of Stinson, Multi-Housing News noted the firm's more than 125 years of real estate experience and highlighted the practice's work in acquisitions and dispositions, leasing and financing. The publication also recognized Stinson's role as lead counsel on a landmark $838 million mixed-use development in 2026 involving complex public finance and economic development incentive structures, including STAR Bonds and CID bonds.

"We are proud to see our Real Estate and Public Finance Division recognized on a national stage," said Todd LaSala, chair of Stinson's Real Estate and Public Finance Division. "This recognition reflects the strength of our client relationships, the sophistication of the matters our attorneys are handling across the country, and the continued growth of our national platform as we help clients navigate transformative real estate, development and financing projects."

Stinson's Real Estate and Public Finance Division provides counsel on sophisticated transactions in regional and national markets throughout the United States. The division advises developers, investors, lenders, municipalities, and public entities in commercial, mixed-use, residential and public finance projects, including acquisitions and dispositions, development, leasing financing, public-private partnerships and economic development incentives nationwide.

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