Commercial Leasing Law Real Estate Law
Stacey J. Handley
Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2016 Awarded Practice Areas
Biography
A highly regarded lawyer in Vancouver’s real estate industry, Stacey Handley has extensive expertise in commercial real estate transactions. She advises clients on a range of matters, including major sales and acquisitions, and the leasing, development, subdivision, and financing of commercial properties. A significant part of her practice involves leasing commercial retail and office properties.
Stacey also possesses considerable experience in the development and financing of gaming, entertainment and resort properties. She serves a diverse clientele, providing strategic legal advice to real estate developers, commercial landlords and tenants, and financial institutions and borrowers.
Frequently sought for her knowledge on commercial leasing issues, Stacey speaks regularly at conferences on issues facing landlords and tenants.
Overview
Vancouver, British Columbia
- British Columbia, Canada
- Association of Women in Finance - Member
- Canadian Bar Association - Member
- CREW Network - Member
- Law Society of British Columbia - Member
- Professional Women's Network - Member
- Vancouver Bar Association - Member
Vancouver, British Columbia
- British Columbia, Canada
- Association of Women in Finance - Member
- Canadian Bar Association - Member
- CREW Network - Member
- Law Society of British Columbia - Member
- Professional Women's Network - Member
- Vancouver Bar Association - Member
Client Testimonials
Awards & Focus
Named "Lawyer of the Year" by Best Lawyers® for:
- Commercial Leasing Law, Vancouver, Canada (2017)
Recognized in The Best Lawyers in Canada™ 2026 for work in:
- Commercial Leasing Law
- Real Estate Law
News & Media
Additional Information
- REPRESENTATIVE WORK
- Counsel to a major gaming corporation on the development, financing and leasing of its Canadian properties.
- Counsel to Bear Mountain Wind Limited Partnership, the developer of a 102-megawatt wind farm project in Dawson Creek, B.C. with an estimated development cost of $190 million.
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