MEMORANDUM
PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL — ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT
CALDERWOOD & HARKNESS LLP
450 Park Avenue, 28th Floor New York, New York 10022
1700 K Street NW, Suite 900 Washington, DC 20006
October 3, 2023
TO: Douglas Fairchild, Responsible Partner, Real Estate (New York) Angela Fontaine, Billing Partner, Real Estate (New York)
FROM: Grace Nakamura, Lead Associate, Real Estate (New York)
RE: Conflict Check Results — Proposed Representation of Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust in Acquisition of 14-Property Sun Belt Portfolio from Greystone Meridian Partners Fund III, L.P.
MATTER NO.: 1036-00004
CLASSIFICATION: Internal — Not for Distribution Outside Calderwood & Harkness LLP
1. Purpose and Summary of Conclusions
This memorandum documents the results of a comprehensive conflicts-of-interest check conducted in connection with the proposed engagement of Calderwood & Harkness LLP ("C&H" or the "Firm") by Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust ("Fairwater" or "FREIT"), a Maryland real estate investment trust headquartered at 7200 Chesapeake Parkway, Suite 1100, Columbia, Maryland 21044, and listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "FREIT."
Fairwater proposes to retain C&H as buyer's counsel for the acquisition of a 14-property Sun Belt logistics and office portfolio (the "Portfolio") valued at approximately $1.1 billion (the "Transaction") from Greystone Meridian Partners Fund III, L.P. ("GMP Fund III"), a Delaware limited partnership controlled by its general partner, Greystone Meridian Capital LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. The Transaction is expected to be structured as a series of entity-level transfers of the single-purpose vehicles that directly own each of the 14 properties, with existing mortgage indebtedness to be assumed by the buyer or its designee entities, subject to lender consent.
The matter was opened in C&H's internal management system on October 2, 2023, under Matter Number 1036-00004. This conflicts check was initiated on the same date and was completed on October 3, 2023. The search was conducted in accordance with the Firm's Conflicts of Interest Policy, as revised September 1, 2022, and the applicable provisions of the New York Rules of Professional Conduct (particularly Rules 1.7 and 1.10), as well as the corresponding rules of each jurisdiction in which the Firm maintains offices.
Conclusion: Based on the comprehensive search described below, no conflicts of interest or potential conflicts of interest have been identified that would preclude C&H from accepting the engagement. No current or former client relationship, no adverse representation, and no personal conflict involving any member of the proposed engagement team presents an impediment to the Firm's acceptance of this matter. The Firm is accordingly cleared to proceed with the preparation and execution of the engagement letter, which is currently being drafted and is expected to be transmitted to Fairwater's General Counsel for review and countersignature on or about October 5, 2023.
2. Scope of Conflicts Search
The conflicts search was conducted using C&H's firm-wide electronic conflicts management system ("CMS"), which is maintained by the Firm's Conflicts Department under the supervision of the Firm's General Counsel. The CMS contains records of all current and former client engagements, adverse parties, related entities, and key individuals associated with each matter across all of the Firm's offices.
Searches were run against all current and former client matters, adverse parties, and related entities for the preceding ten (10) years. This search period encompasses all matters opened on or after October 3, 2013, as well as all matters that were active at any point during that period, regardless of their original opening date. In addition, the CMS retains certain historical records predating the ten-year window; to the extent such records appeared as results in the search, they were reviewed and considered.
The following categories of parties were searched in connection with this engagement:
(a) Prospective Client (Buyer): Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust and its known affiliates and subsidiaries, together with the key individuals identified by the client as principals involved in the Transaction.
(b) Opposing Party (Seller) and Affiliates: Greystone Meridian Partners Fund III, L.P., its general partner Greystone Meridian Capital LLC, and Argyle Property Services LLC (the Seller-affiliated property management company currently managing the Portfolio), together with the key principals of each entity.
(c) Seller's Counsel: Blackridge Hayes LLP, including the individual attorneys identified as leads on the Transaction.
(d) Existing Mortgage Lenders: All known existing mortgage lenders whose indebtedness encumbers one or more of the Portfolio properties and whose debt is expected to be assumed in connection with the Transaction, including Pinnacle Federal Bank, N.A., Veltrano Capital Lending Corp., and Sycamore Life Insurance Company, together with key individual contacts at each institution.
(e) Lender Counsel: The law firms representing each of the three existing mortgage lenders, including Whitfield & Archer LLP, Cranford McCabe LLP, and Partridge Wynn & Slater LLP, together with the key individual attorneys identified at each firm.
(f) Title Company / Escrow Agent: Commonwealth National Title Insurance Company, which has been identified as the anticipated title insurer and escrow agent for the Transaction, together with key individuals.
(g) Key Third-Party Consultants and Advisors: All additional third-party consultants and advisors identified by the client during preliminary discussions, including Aldgate National Bank, N.A. (buyer's revolving credit facility agent bank), Ashford Prewitt LLP (buyer's accounting and tax advisors), Caldwell Murray & Oakes LLP (seller's accounting and tax advisors), and Hartwick Gunderson & Associates, Inc. (insurance broker).
In addition to the foregoing categories, the search was extended to cover the 14 property-owning special purpose entities (each a Delaware limited liability company) that comprise the target entities in the Transaction, as well as the major tenants known at this stage based on preliminary information provided by Fairwater. The details of those searches are set forth in Sections 4 and 5 below.
3. Parties Searched
3.1 Prospective Client — Buyer
The following entities affiliated with the prospective client were searched in the CMS:
In addition to the entity-level searches, searches were conducted against the following key individuals associated with Fairwater who have been identified as principals involved in the Transaction:
• Jonathan R. Whitmore — Chief Executive Officer, Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust — No conflict
• Patricia Sung-Calloway — Chief Financial Officer, Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust — No conflict
• Marcus Devereaux — Executive Vice President, Acquisitions, Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust — No conflict
• Leah Torrance — Senior Vice President, Asset Management, Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust — No conflict
• David Elgin Park — General Counsel, Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust — No conflict
• Camille Oduya — In-House Real Estate Counsel, Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust — No conflict
It should be noted that C&H has not previously represented Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust or any Fairwater affiliate in any capacity. This engagement, if accepted, will constitute a new client relationship for the Firm. Accordingly, C&H's standard new client intake procedures, including anti-money laundering and know-your-customer screenings, are being conducted concurrently and are expected to be completed prior to the execution of the engagement letter. No issues have been identified to date in connection with those procedures.
3.2 Opposing Party — Seller and Affiliates
The following entities affiliated with the opposing party (the Seller) were searched in the CMS:
The following key individuals associated with the Seller and its affiliates were also searched:
• Victor Lansdell — Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Greystone Meridian Capital LLC — No conflict
• Elise Rathborne — Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Greystone Meridian Capital LLC — No conflict
• Sean Kilpatrick — Portfolio Manager, Argyle Property Services LLC — No conflict
C&H has not represented any Greystone Meridian entity, Argyle Property Services LLC, or any of the individuals listed above in any matter at any time within the search period. Furthermore, no adverse representations against any Greystone Meridian entity or Argyle Property Services LLC were identified. There are no current or historical matters in the CMS in which any Greystone Meridian–affiliated entity or individual appears as a client, adverse party, or related party.
3.3 Seller's Counsel
The following law firm has been identified as counsel to the Seller in the Transaction:
The following individual attorneys at Blackridge Hayes LLP have been identified as leads on the Seller's side of the Transaction and were searched:
• Nathaniel Pryce — Lead Partner, Real Estate, Blackridge Hayes LLP — No conflict
• Ingrid Solberg — Partner, Tax, Blackridge Hayes LLP — No conflict
• Thomas Keating — Senior Associate, Real Estate, Blackridge Hayes LLP — No conflict
Blackridge Hayes LLP is seller's counsel in the Transaction and is not adverse to C&H in any current engagement. A review of the CMS confirms that there are no prior matters in which C&H and Blackridge Hayes LLP appeared on adverse sides in circumstances that would create a conflict of interest or a potential conflict of interest with respect to this engagement. While C&H attorneys and Blackridge Hayes attorneys have appeared together or opposite one another in various transactions over the years in the ordinary course of practice, no such involvement gives rise to any conflict under the applicable rules.
3.4 Existing Mortgage Lenders (Debt to Be Assumed)
Based on preliminary information provided by Fairwater and its advisors, the Portfolio is currently encumbered by mortgage indebtedness held by three institutional lenders. The Transaction contemplates that the buyer (or its designee entities) will assume this existing indebtedness, subject to obtaining the requisite lender consents for the change of control triggered by the entity-level transfer structure. The following lenders were searched:
The following key individuals at each lending institution were also searched:
• Bradley Carston — Senior Vice President, Commercial Real Estate Lending, Pinnacle Federal Bank, N.A. — No conflict
• Denise Alvarado — Managing Director, Originations, Veltrano Capital Lending Corp. — No conflict
• Graham Hilliard — Vice President, Real Estate Investments, Sycamore Life Insurance Company — No conflict
It is important to note that the three existing mortgage lenders are not adverse parties in this Transaction. Rather, they are third parties from whom consent will be required in connection with the change of control triggered by the entity-level transfers. The lenders are expected to participate in the Transaction solely in the capacity of holders of existing mortgage indebtedness who must consent to (and may impose conditions upon) the assumption of that indebtedness by the buyer. C&H does not currently represent any of the three lenders in any capacity and has had no representation of, or adverse engagement against, any of these entities or their affiliates within the ten-year search period covered by this review.
3.5 Lender Counsel
The following law firms have been identified as counsel to the three existing mortgage lenders:
The following individual attorneys at each lender counsel firm were searched:
• Sandra Whitfield — Partner, Whitfield & Archer LLP — No conflict
• Leo Cranford — Partner, Cranford McCabe LLP — No conflict
• Claire Wynn — Partner, Partridge Wynn & Slater LLP — No conflict
No conflicts or potential conflicts were identified with respect to any of the lender counsel firms or their individual attorneys. None of these firms currently represents C&H clients in matters adverse to any party to this Transaction, and C&H has no pending matters in which any of these firms appears as opposing counsel.
3.6 Title Company / Escrow Agent
The following entity has been identified as the anticipated title insurance company and escrow agent for the Transaction:
The following key individuals at Commonwealth National Title Insurance Company were searched:
• Kenneth Stanhope — Senior Vice President, Title Officer, Commonwealth National Title Insurance Company — No conflict
• Virginia Moorehead — Assistant Vice President, National Counsel, Commonwealth National Title Insurance Company — No conflict
No conflicts or potential conflicts were identified with respect to Commonwealth National Title Insurance Company or its key personnel.
3.7 Other Known Third Parties (Preliminary)
At the time of this conflicts check, the following additional parties have been identified by the client as likely transaction participants. Searches were run against each:
No conflicts or potential conflicts were identified with respect to any of the foregoing entities.
It should be noted that as the Transaction proceeds into due diligence and the definitive documentation phase, additional third parties will be engaged by one or both sides, including but not limited to environmental consultants, property condition assessment ("PCA") consultants, surveyors, appraisers, local counsel in each of the five states in which Portfolio properties are located, and insurance carriers. The identities of these parties have not yet been confirmed. As set forth in Section 9 below, supplemental conflict checks will be conducted as each additional party is identified and before any engagement with such party is finalized.
4. Target Entities (14 Property-Owning SPEs)
The Transaction is structured as the acquisition of 100% of the membership interests in each of 14 single-purpose Delaware limited liability companies, each of which is wholly owned by GMP Fund III and each of which directly owns one of the 14 Portfolio properties. Searches were run in the CMS against all 14 target entities. The results are as follows:
Search Result for all 14 entities: No conflict identified. C&H has not represented, and has not been adverse to, any of the above-listed target entities in any matter within the search period or at any other time reflected in the CMS. These entities, as single-purpose vehicles established solely to hold title to individual Portfolio properties, have no independent business operations and no relationships with C&H.
5. Major Tenants (Known at This Stage)
Based on preliminary information provided by Fairwater, including a summary rent roll furnished during initial discussions, the following major tenants occupying space within the Portfolio have been identified. These tenants represent the largest occupancy positions by rentable square footage and/or annualized base rent across the 14 properties. Searches were conducted against each:
No conflicts or potential conflicts were identified with respect to any of the five major tenants listed above. C&H does not currently represent any of these entities, nor has C&H been adverse to any of them in any matter reflected in the CMS.
It should be noted that the Portfolio includes approximately 87 leases in total, spanning the 14 properties. The five tenants listed above were identified based on preliminary information and represent only the most significant occupancy positions. A complete rent roll has been requested as part of the buyer's initial due diligence information request and is expected to be delivered under the terms of the confidentiality agreement. Upon receipt of the complete rent roll, a supplemental conflict check will be conducted against all tenants not previously searched. The results of that supplemental search will be documented in a follow-up memorandum and added to the matter file.
6. Methodology and Search Parameters
The conflict check described in this memorandum was conducted in accordance with the following methodology:
Database Searches. All entity and individual searches were conducted using C&H's electronic conflicts management system ("CMS"). The CMS was queried using full legal entity names, known trade names, d/b/a names, affiliated entity names, and key individual names associated with each party. To ensure comprehensive results, variations, abbreviations, and partial name searches were employed. By way of example, the following variations were included in the search parameters:
• "Greystone Meridian," "GMP Fund III," "GMP III," "Greystone Meridian Partners," "Greystone Meridian Capital"
• "Fairwater REIT," "FREIT," "Fairwater Real Estate," "Fairwater Property Management"
• "Pinnacle Federal," "Pinnacle Federal Bank," "Pinnacle Bank"
• "Veltrano Capital," "Veltrano Capital Lending," "Veltrano Lending"
• "Sycamore Life," "Sycamore Life Insurance," "Sycamore Insurance"
• "Blackridge Hayes," "Blackridge"
• "Commonwealth Title," "Commonwealth National Title"
• "Aldgate National," "Aldgate Bank"
Similar abbreviated and variant searches were conducted for all other entities and individuals.
Office Scope. The search covered all C&H offices, specifically the New York office (450 Park Avenue, 28th Floor) and the Washington, DC office (1700 K Street NW, Suite 900). The CMS is integrated across all offices and all practice groups; accordingly, the search captured matters from every department of the Firm, including but not limited to Real Estate, Corporate/M&A, Finance, Tax, Litigation, and Regulatory.
Time Horizon. The search encompassed all matters within the Firm's records that were active or opened within the past ten (10) years — that is, on or after October 3, 2013 — as well as any historical records predating that period that remain in the CMS. Both active and closed matters were included in the search.
Manual Review. In addition to the electronic CMS searches, a manual review was conducted by Grace Nakamura, Lead Associate, of all current Real Estate Department matters in both the New York and Washington, DC offices. This manual review was intended to serve as a secondary check to confirm that no current engagement of the Real Estate group involves any party to the proposed Transaction or presents a potential conflict. The manual review confirmed the results of the electronic search: no conflicts or potential conflicts were identified.
Lateral Hire Review. The CMS searches automatically capture matters attributed to attorneys who joined the Firm laterally, to the extent such matters were entered into the CMS at the time of the lateral hire's onboarding. No additional manual lateral hire review was deemed necessary based on the clean results of the electronic search.
7. Engagement Team Confirmation
In accordance with C&H's Conflicts of Interest Policy, each member of the proposed engagement team was individually consulted regarding the proposed representation of Fairwater in the Transaction. Each team member was asked to confirm (a) that he or she has no personal conflict of interest with respect to any party searched in connection with this engagement, (b) that he or she has no prior involvement with any searched party that has not already been reflected in the CMS, and (c) that he or she is aware of no other circumstance that could give rise to a conflict of interest or an appearance of impropriety in connection with the proposed engagement.
The proposed engagement team and their individual confirmations are as follows:
Each of the above-listed team members provided his or her confirmation verbally and/or by electronic mail on October 2 or October 3, 2023. Copies of the electronic mail confirmations have been retained in the matter file. No team member identified any conflict, potential conflict, or circumstance requiring further analysis.
Should additional attorneys or other timekeepers be added to the engagement team during the course of the representation, individual conflict confirmations will be obtained from each such person before he or she begins work on the matter.
8. Anticipated Local Counsel
The Transaction involves the acquisition of properties located in five states: Georgia, Texas, Florida, Tennessee, and North Carolina. Local counsel will need to be engaged in each of these jurisdictions to address state-specific issues, including but not limited to real property transfer requirements, state and local transfer tax obligations, title and survey review, environmental compliance, zoning and land use matters, and state-specific lease review issues.
As of the date of this memorandum, specific local counsel firms have not yet been selected for any of the five jurisdictions. The Firm's Real Estate Department maintains relationships with qualified local counsel in each of these states, and the selection process is expected to begin promptly following the execution of the engagement letter. The Firm anticipates consulting with Fairwater's in-house legal team regarding any client preferences for local counsel.
Supplemental conflict checks will be run against each proposed local counsel firm — including searches of the firm name, the names of the individual attorneys who will be staffed on the engagement, and any affiliates — once selections are made and before any local counsel engagement is finalized. The results of those supplemental checks will be documented and added to the matter file.
9. Ongoing Obligations
This conflict check is current as of October 3, 2023, and reflects the state of C&H's conflicts management system on that date. It is understood that the conflicts landscape is dynamic and may change as the Transaction progresses and as the Firm continues to accept new client engagements in the ordinary course of its practice.
In accordance with C&H's Conflicts of Interest Policy, supplemental conflict checks are required to be performed in the following circumstances:
(a) New Parties Identified. When new parties are identified as the Transaction proceeds — including, without limitation, additional tenants (upon receipt of the complete rent roll), local counsel firms, environmental and engineering consultants, surveyors, appraisers, insurance carriers, title endorsement underwriters, and any other parties not previously searched — a supplemental conflict check must be conducted before C&H engages with or takes a position adverse to any such party.
(b) New Matters Opened. When new matters are opened by any C&H practice group that could create a conflict with this engagement — for example, if another practice group is asked to represent or take a position adverse to Greystone Meridian, any of the target entities, any existing lender, or any other party involved in the Transaction — the matter intake process must flag the potential conflict, and the Conflicts Department must notify the responsible partner on this engagement before the conflicting matter is accepted.
(c) Periodic Re-Checks. Periodically throughout the life of the engagement, and at minimum at each major milestone of the Transaction (e.g., execution of the purchase and sale agreement, commencement of the due diligence period, closing), a supplemental conflict check should be performed to confirm that no new conflicts have arisen.
Any new conflict or potential conflict identified after the date of this memorandum must be immediately reported to Douglas Fairchild (Responsible Partner) and Angela Fontaine (Billing Partner). If the identified conflict cannot be resolved through routine measures (such as the implementation of an ethical screen), the matter must be escalated to the Firm's General Counsel in accordance with C&H's Conflicts of Interest Policy, Section VII (Escalation Procedures). Under no circumstances should work on the engagement continue in the face of an unresolved conflict without the express authorization of the Firm's General Counsel.
10. Conclusion and Clearance
Based on the comprehensive search conducted and documented in this memorandum, no conflicts of interest or potential conflicts of interest exist that would prevent Calderwood & Harkness LLP from representing Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust in connection with the proposed acquisition of the 14-property Sun Belt logistics and office portfolio from Greystone Meridian Partners Fund III, L.P., at an anticipated transaction value of approximately $1.1 billion.
The searches encompassed the prospective client and its affiliates, the opposing party and its affiliates, seller's counsel, three existing mortgage lenders and their respective counsel, the title company and escrow agent, four additional known third-party participants, all 14 target property-owning special purpose entities, and the five major tenants identified to date. In total, searches were conducted against more than 40 entities and more than 25 individuals. No current or former client relationship, adverse representation, or personal conflict was identified with respect to any searched party.
Each member of the proposed engagement team has individually confirmed that he or she has no personal conflict of interest or prior involvement with any searched party.
Accordingly, the engagement team is cleared to proceed with the preparation and execution of the engagement letter. The engagement letter is being finalized by Grace Nakamura and is expected to be sent to Fairwater's General Counsel, David Elgin Park, for review and countersignature on or about October 5, 2023.
This memorandum should be retained in the matter file under Matter Number 1036-00004 as a permanent record of the conflict clearance conducted in connection with the opening of this engagement. Supplemental conflict check memoranda will be prepared and added to the file as additional parties are identified and searched during the course of the representation.
Prepared by:
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Grace Nakamura Lead Associate, Real Estate Calderwood & Harkness LLP — New York Office
Date: October 3, 2023
Reviewed and Approved by:
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Douglas Fairchild Responsible Partner, Real Estate Calderwood & Harkness LLP — New York Office
Date: October 3, 2023
Distribution
• Douglas Fairchild — Responsible Partner (original)
• Angela Fontaine — Billing Partner (copy)
• Firm File — Matter No. 1036-00004 (copy)
• C&H Conflicts Committee (copy for records)
This memorandum is a privileged and confidential attorney work product prepared for internal use by Calderwood & Harkness LLP in connection with the evaluation of potential conflicts of interest. It is not intended for distribution outside the Firm and should not be disclosed to any client, opposing party, or third party without the prior written approval of the Firm's General Counsel.
| Entity | Entity Type | Jurisdiction of Organization | Search Result | |
| Fairwater Real Estate Investment Trust | Maryland REIT | Maryland | No conflict | |
| Fairwater Property Management LLC | Limited Liability Company | Maryland | No conflict | |
| Entity | Entity Type | Jurisdiction of Organization | Search Result | |
| Greystone Meridian Partners Fund III, L.P. | Delaware Limited Partnership | Delaware | No conflict | |
| Greystone Meridian Capital LLC (General Partner of GMP Fund III) | Delaware Limited Liability Company | Delaware | No conflict | |
| Argyle Property Services LLC (Seller-affiliated property manager) | Delaware Limited Liability Company | Delaware | No conflict | |
| Entity | Entity Type | Jurisdiction | Search Result | |
| Blackridge Hayes LLP | Limited Liability Partnership (law firm) | New York | No conflict | |
| Entity | Entity Type | Jurisdiction | Aggregate Outstanding Principal Balance | Search Result |
| Pinnacle Federal Bank, N.A. | National Banking Association | Texas (OCC-chartered) | $421,600,000 | No conflict |
| Veltrano Capital Lending Corp. | Delaware Corporation (non-bank lender / CMBS originator) | Delaware | $142,300,000 | No conflict |
| Sycamore Life Insurance Company | Connecticut Stock Life Insurance Company | Connecticut | $48,100,000 | No conflict |
| Entity | Entity Type | Jurisdiction | Lender Represented | Search Result |
| Whitfield & Archer LLP | Limited Liability Partnership | Texas | Pinnacle Federal Bank, N.A. | No conflict |
| Cranford McCabe LLP | Limited Liability Partnership | Florida | Veltrano Capital Lending Corp. | No conflict |
| Partridge Wynn & Slater LLP | Limited Liability Partnership | Connecticut | Sycamore Life Insurance Company | No conflict |
| Entity | Entity Type | Jurisdiction | Search Result | |
| Commonwealth National Title Insurance Company | Title Insurance Company | Pennsylvania | No conflict | |
| Entity | Role in Transaction | Search Result | ||
| Aldgate National Bank, N.A. | Buyer's revolving credit facility agent bank (anticipated source of acquisition financing or bridge facility) | No conflict | ||
| Ashford Prewitt LLP | Buyer's accounting and tax advisors | No conflict | ||
| Caldwell Murray & Oakes LLP | Seller's accounting and tax advisors | No conflict | ||
| Hartwick Gunderson & Associates, Inc. | Insurance broker (anticipated to be engaged by buyer for property and casualty insurance review and placement) | No conflict | ||
| No. | Target Entity | Entity Type | Jurisdiction | Search Result |
| 1 | GMP Fairfield I LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 2 | GMP Fairfield II LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 3 | GMP Westlake LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 4 | GMP Katy LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 5 | GMP Alliance LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 6 | GMP Lakeland LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 7 | GMP Southport LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 8 | GMP Murfreesboro LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 9 | GMP Buckhead LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 10 | GMP SouthPark LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 11 | GMP Cool Springs LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 12 | GMP Brickell LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 13 | GMP Peachtree LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| 14 | GMP Mount Juliet LLC | Delaware LLC | Delaware | No conflict |
| Tenant | Entity Type | Jurisdiction of Organization | Search Result | |
| Cascade Supply Chain Solutions Inc. | Corporation | Washington | No conflict | |
| Zynvaro Distribution Holdings LLC | Limited Liability Company | Texas | No conflict | |
| Thornton-Whitaker Pharmaceuticals Corp. | Corporation | Georgia | No conflict | |
| Birchwood Technology Group Inc. | Corporation | North Carolina | No conflict | |
| Atlas Freight Logistics Corp. | Corporation | Florida | No conflict | |
| Team Member | Role | Office | Confirmation | |
| Douglas Fairchild | Responsible Partner, Real Estate | New York | Confirmed — no conflict | |
| Angela Fontaine | Billing Partner, Real Estate | New York | Confirmed — no conflict | |
| Grace Nakamura | Lead Associate, Real Estate | New York | Confirmed — no conflict | |
| Rafael Dominguez | Working Associate, Real Estate | Washington, DC | Confirmed — no conflict |
Sylvia Hartwell