Recognized as a Law360 “Rising Star” in Real Estate, Sam Rudik regularly represents private equity firms and their portfolio companies on a broad range of commercial real estate transactions, including acquisitions, dispositions, joint ventures, public-to-private transactions and financings across a variety of asset classes (including data centers, industrial, hospitality and multifamily).
Sam has a particular focus on transactions in the data center space, having represented data center operators and investors on a variety of transactions, including numerous platform acquisitions, joint ventures (for both development and stabilized assets) and financings (in both the real estate and project finance markets).
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Work Highlights
- Blackstone in connection with:
- $16.1 billion acquisition of AirTrunk, the largest data center platform in the Asia Pacific region
- $12.8 billion acquisition of American Campus Communities
- $10 billion acquisition of QTS Data Centers
- $7 billion joint venture with Digital Realty to develop hyperscale data centers
- $4.6 billion acquisition of the MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay in a joint venture with MGM Growth Properties, and subsequent sale of Blackstone’s interest to VICI Properties
- $3.9 billion acquisition of the Aria Resort & Casino and Vdara Hotel & Spa
- $278 million joint venture with COPT to acquire five single tenant data centers
- CIM Group and its portfolio company Novva Data Centers in connection with their entry into a $2 billion construction loan with JPMorgan and Starwood Property Trust to develop a 175 MW data center campus
- QTS Data Centers in numerous project financings for the development of hyperscale data centers
- Town Lane in connection with its joint venture with PowerHouse to develop a 300 MW data center campus
- KKR in connection with its joint venture with Dalan Management to acquire a large multifamily portfolio in Brooklyn
Accolades
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Law360 “Rising Star” in Real Estate (2024)
Education
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University of Chicago Law School, 2016 J.D.
with Honors
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University of Florida, 2012 B.A.
Recognized as a Law360 “Rising Star” in Real Estate, Sam Rudik regularly represents private equity firms and their portfolio companies on a broad range of commercial real estate transactions, including acquisitions, dispositions, joint ventures, public-to-private transactions and financings across a variety of asset classes (including data centers, industrial, hospitality and multifamily).
Sam has a particular focus on transactions in the data center space, having represented data center operators and investors on a variety of transactions, including numerous platform acquisitions, joint ventures (for both development and stabilized assets) and financings (in both the real estate and project finance markets).
Sam’s representative transactions include:
- Blackstone in connection with:
- $16.1 billion acquisition of AirTrunk, the largest data center platform in the Asia Pacific region
- $12.8 billion acquisition of American Campus Communities
- $10 billion acquisition of QTS Data Centers
- $7 billion joint venture with Digital Realty to develop hyperscale data centers
- $4.6 billion acquisition of the MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay in a joint venture with MGM Growth Properties, and subsequent sale of Blackstone’s interest to VICI Properties
- $3.9 billion acquisition of the Aria Resort & Casino and Vdara Hotel & Spa
- $278 million joint venture with COPT to acquire five single tenant data centers
- CIM Group and its portfolio company Novva Data Centers in connection with their entry into a $2 billion construction loan with JPMorgan and Starwood Property Trust to develop a 175 MW data center campus
- QTS Data Centers in numerous project financings for the development of hyperscale data centers
- Town Lane in connection with its joint venture with PowerHouse to develop a 300 MW data center campus
- KKR in connection with its joint venture with Dalan Management to acquire a large multifamily portfolio in Brooklyn
Sam received his J.D., with honors, in 2016 from the University of Chicago Law School. He received his B.A. in Economics in 2012 from the University of Florida.