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H. C. Howell III

Associate
+1.843.579.5631
Fax +1.843.628.4823

Trey Howell focuses his practice in the areas of banking and real estate development.

Mr. Howell was previously employed by an enterprise resource software company in Paris, France, and studied international business at ESCP-EAP in France.

Mr. Howell’s experience includes:

  • Regularly represents mortgage portfolio servicers in connection with a wide range of servicing issues including the defeasances of CMBS loans
  • Represents institutional lenders and finance companies, as well as borrowers, in various financing transactions including syndicated loans, loan assumptions and the origination of commercial mortgage backed loans
  • Represents commercial and residential developers, landlords and tenants in a variety of real estate projects, including the leasing, acquisition, development and financing of resort properties, golf courses, marinas, condominium projects, office complexes, and mixed-use developments

While at the University of South Carolina, he was a member of the South Carolina Law Review.

Achievements

  • Order of the Wig and Robe

Professional/Civic Activities

  • Urban Land Institute, Member
  • Routinely counsels developers in the structuring of transactions and drafting of documentation to qualify for registration exemptions under the Interstate Land Sales Act and preparing registrations for subdivisions which do not qualify for exemptions
  • Represents a condominium hotel developer in Roatan, Honduras
  • Represents a large private equity real estate fund in the acquisition of a loan and deed in lieu of foreclosure of a high-end condominium project in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
  • Represents local and national home builders to acquire lots and townhome sites in existing developments
  • Represented numerous South Carolina developers of single-family and townhome projects, including the acquisition and financing and lot sales to builders, the creation of multiple-phased condominiums, and restrictive covenant and architectural control regimes for residential, commercial and mixed-use developments as well as industrial parks