Archie Campbell
Partner
Archie is a key member of the firm's Real Estate Finance practice, with a specialism in property law. Archie also heads up the High-value Residential Property practice.
Awards and Recognition
Biography
Language - English
Jurisdiction - England & Wales
Archie is a London based property lawyer renowned for his expertise in real estate finance. His predominantly lender-focused work in this area includes advising banks, pension funds, insurance companies and alternative lenders on their loans secured over English property.
Archie also heads up our High Value Residential Property practice. Working closely alongside our Private Wealth team, this role involves advising high-net-worth individuals, family offices and trust companies on acquisitions, sales and financings of their residential property, and how to structure their transactions.
Clients appreciate Archie’s calm and efficient approach, valuing his ability to navigate complex legal landscapes with precision and commercial acumen.
Experience
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ING
Advised £135 million whole-loan and related intercreditor arrangements for a mixed-use asset in Notting Hill, London.
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Investec
Advised on a £74 million loan to Hines, secured against a portfolio of nine light industrial and mid-box assets.
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Wells Fargo
Advised on the development financing of Regents Wharf, King’s Cross for Regents Wharf Property Unit Trust.
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Leumi
Advised on the flagship £65 million financing of The Mailbox, a mixed-use asset in Birmingham.
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£24.5 million Chelsea townhouse acquisition
Advised an overseas purchase on acquisition of a £24.5 million family home in prime Chelsea (and associated purchase of Mayfair flat for member of same family).
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Purchase of £8 million Kensington residential property for conversion
Advising on c.£8 million purchase of a Kensington townhouse for redevelopment into three flats for onward sale.
新闻与见解
Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards for commercial property: clarity at last?
Decarbonisation Station – Stephenson Harwood's podcast series on activities in the decarbonisation sector
The only way is down (…or sideways): upwards only rent review ban becomes law
Stephenson Harwood Energy Transition Insights 2026
Life has its ups and downs… What’s the current position with the proposed ban on upwards only rent reviews?
Demystifying decarbonisation: Green and blue hydrogen
Cladding conundrum – who pays? …more issues stemming from the Building Safety Act 2022
