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Saraf and Partners Further Strengthens Real Estate Practice with Appointment of Nitin Saluja as Partner

Saraf and Partners has appointed former AZB & Partners real estate specialist Nitin Saluja as a Partner in its Delhi office, further expanding its capabilities in complex property and real estate transactions 

02-09-2026

Saraf and Partners has further strengthened its Real Estate practice with the appointment of Nitin Saluja as a Partner in its Delhi office. Nitin joins the Firm from AZB & Partners, where he spent over a decade and was a Partner in the Real Estate practice.

Nitin brings extensive experience advising private equity funds, real estate developers, financial institutions and multinational corporations on complex real estate transactions and advisory matters. His experience spans commercial, retail, residential, industrial, institutional and special economic zone assets.

He advises on acquisitions and investments, debt financing, leasing, joint development and collaboration arrangements, and other real estate transactions involving both operating assets and development-stage projects across multiple real estate asset classes.

His broader practice includes undertaking complex title and project due diligence, advising on real estate regulatory and structuring matters including under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), stamp duty and registration laws, and matters relating to emerging real estate asset classes including co-working and co-living.

Welcoming Nitin to the Firm, Mohit Saraf, Founder and Managing Partner of Saraf and Partners, said:
“We are very pleased to welcome Nitin to Saraf and Partners. His appointment will further strengthen our ability to support funds, developers, financial institutions and corporates on sophisticated transactions, while enhancing the integrated advice we provide alongside our M&A, Private Equity, Banking & Finance and Projects teams.”

Commenting on his appointment, Nitin Saluja said: “I am delighted to join Saraf and Partners at an exciting stage in the Firm’s growth. The Firm has built a strong and increasingly diverse transactional practice, and I look forward to bringing my experience in Real Estate to the Firm and contributing to the continued development of the practice. I am particularly looking forward to collaborating closely with colleagues across practices and delivering comprehensive, commercially focused solutions that help clients navigate transactions from inception through execution and completion.”

Nitin’s appointment reflects the Firm’s continued investment in its Real Estate practice and further enhances its ability to advise clients across the full lifecycle of real estate transactions, including acquisition, development, financing, operation, exit and related regulatory matters.

About Saraf and Partners

Saraf and Partners is a leading full-service Indian law firm with offices in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The Firm advises Indian and international clients on complex transactions, disputes and regulatory matters across a broad range of sectors.

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