Troy McNamara

Ms. McNamara represents clients in connection with financing transactions, including senior, mezzanine and construction loans; intercreditor agreements; note purchases; note-on-note financings; and loan restructurings and workouts. She also regularly advises on joint ventures, property acquisitions and dispositions, and development projects. Ms. McNamara has represented a broad range of clients, including leading developers, sovereign wealth funds, private capital sponsors and other financial institutions in complex U.S. and cross-border transactions involving all types of real estate asset classes including data centers, hotels, office, residential, retail and industrial properties.

In recognition of her work, Ms. McNamara was honored by GlobeSt. as one of its 2026 Rainmakers in CRE Debt, Equity & Finance and selected as one of Best Lawyers’ Ones To Watch in America. She has also been named one of GlobeSt.’s 2025 Women of Influence (Rising Star category) and the 2024 Commercial Real Estate Aspiring Leaders.

Among many other clients, Ms. McNamara has represented:

• Silverstein Capital Partners, as lender, in connection with numerous mezzanine and senior construction loans aggregating more than $1.5 billion for mixed-use development projects, including combinations of for-sale condominium units, rental apartments, retail, hotels, parking and offices
• Silverstein Properties, as borrower, in connection with multiple financings, including a $150 million mortgage and mezzanine financing for 116 John Street in New York and a $430 million mortgage and mezzanine financing for the acquisition of the U.S. Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles
• a sovereign wealth fund in its acquisition of the St. Regis Hotel and Park Lane Hotel in New York and a residential development in California
• SL Green Realty Corp. in its $3 billion refinancing of One Vanderbilt Avenue in New York, which was securitized in a single-asset, single-borrower agented commercial mortgage-backed securities transaction, the first securitization of its kind
• The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey in connection with its $13 billion plan to redesign John F. Kennedy International Airport
• Fortress Investment Group in connection with:
  • the financing of a senior mortgage loan (i.e., note-on-note financing)
  • an equity investment and refinancing of a luxury condominium project in New York
• The We Company in various transactions, including the $850 million acquisition and financing, and subsequent disposition, of Lord & Taylor’s former New York flagship building at 424 Fifth Avenue