Self-storage is emerging as one of the most dynamic asset classes in European real estate.
As investment grows, so does regulatory complexity. Planning law, contract structuring, data protection and environmental compliance follow very different logics from one country to another — and anyone operating across multiple markets needs a clear map to move with confidence.
To meet this need, SI – Studio Inzaghi, REIUS (Germany) and Fairway (France) have joined forces on a new Joint Paper: a comparative analysis of the regulatory frameworks of the three countries, designed for investors, developers and operators active in the sector.
Ivana Magistrelli, Founding Partner at SI – Studio Inzaghi, led the firm’s contribution, coordinating the analysis alongside colleagues from REIUS and Fairway.
The paper is part of a broader focus on real estate that reflects the strength of a growing international collaboration.
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With a team of over 15 professionals, Reius combines top-tier legal expertise with an entrepreneurial and pragmatic approach. They advise international clients throughout the entire real estate lifecycle—from acquisition and development to regulatory compliance, real estate finance, and dispute resolution. Reius excels in navigating complex, cross-cutting projects with tailored solutions that address both legal requirements and German market dynamics.
Founded in 2011, Fairway is a leading French business law firm with deep sector expertise in real estate. Their 36-lawyer team covers the full real estate value chain, including investments, development, leasing, environmental law, urban planning, asset management, taxation, litigation, and real estate finance. With 25 lawyers specializing in M&A, corporate restructuring, tax, and dispute resolution, Fairway delivers integrated and sophisticated counsel to both domestic and international clients.