Real Estate Partner Hayden Cameron Joins Gibson Dunn in London
Firm News | May 12, 2025
Gibson Dunn is pleased to announce that Hayden Cameron has today joined the firm’s London office as a partner in its Real Estate Practice Group.
The news follows the recent announcement that Mark Manson-Bahr will also join the Real Estate Practice Group as a partner in London.
Commenting on Hayden’s arrival, Eric Feuerstein, Co-Chair of Gibson Dunn’s Real Estate Practice Group, said: “Hayden advises on the most complicated U.K. and European real estate transactions, working with clients in private equity and sovereign wealth funds, especially in the Middle East where he previously worked. Hayden and Mark will bring added firepower to the London real estate team, and the global team looks forward to their arrival.”
Gibson Dunn’s Real Estate Practice Group is widely considered one of the best in the world: it was named a 2024 Real Estate Group of the Year by Law360 and is the Chambers USA 2024 Group of the Year for Real Estate: USA – Nationwide. In the past year, it has continued to expand with the arrival of partner Mark Manson-Bahr (London) and Krystyna Blakeslee (New York), and the promotion to partner of Sara Ghalandari and Prerna Soni in San Francisco.
About Hayden Cameron
Hayden advises investors, developers, financiers, and owner/occupiers on a range of commercial real estate and infrastructure transactions. His clients include private equity fund managers and Middle East sovereign funds, whom he advises on the establishment of cross-border investment platforms, joint ventures and co-investments in relation to real estate assets and portfolios, and infrastructure investments. He also advises on direct and indirect acquisitions and disposals of real estate assets and portfolios.
He is a Recommended Lawyer in The Legal 500 United Kingdom 2025 for London Commercial Property: Investment, where he is highlighted for his “notable cross-border capabilities.” Hayden earned his Bachelor of Laws from the University of Auckland, New Zealand.