This honor highlights Thuy’s exceptional legal talents, leadership and contributions to the real estate industry. Thuy was chosen from this year’s distinguished group of more than 400 nominees, including bankers, founders, funders, scientists and entrepreneurs.
The “40 Under 40” list celebrates the young professionals who are setting the standard for innovation, leadership and success in the San Francisco Bay Area. Thuy is among a select group of individuals recognized for their outstanding accomplishments and potential for continued success in their respective fields.
Thuy has been an integral member of Reed Smith’s Real Estate Group, where she provides strategic counsel to clients on a wide range of complex real estate transactions, including acquisitions, dispositions, development projects and secured finance throughout California and the United States. With a deep understanding of the challenges facing the real estate market, Thuy has earned a reputation for delivering creative and business-oriented solutions to clients.
Thuy represents real estate investment trusts and other institutional clients in acquisitions and sale-leaseback transactions of net lease properties, often involving major multi-state portfolios of properties and under extremely aggressive timelines. She advises clients in all stages of a transaction, from the structuring of the deal to the management of diligence to the negotiation of key documents, including purchase and sale agreements and long-term lease agreements. Thuy also has substantial experience representing lenders and borrowers in real estate secured loans and construction financing. Thuy’s practice also includes handling transactions involving the acquisition and development of utility-scale renewable energy facilities, including wind, solar and battery storage projects.
Reed Smith congratulates Thuy on this well-deserved recognition and looks forward to her continued success and leadership in the years to come.
Read Thuy’s profile (subscription required) as one of the 40 Under 40 class of 2025 on the San Francisco Business Times website.