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Real Estate Associate Attorney

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aligned talent acquisitionDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$220,000–$310,000

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About the role

Real Estate Associate Attorney – Dallas, TXAm Law 200 Firm | Commercial Real Estate | Acquisitions & Dispositions | Real Estate Finance Estimated Base Salary: $220,000–$310,000 | Depending on Experience Ready to Take Your Real Estate Practice to the Next Level? Aligned Talent Acquisition is recruiting for a talented Real Estate Associate Attorney for an opportunity with a highly respected, nationally recognized Am Law 200 firm in Dallas, TX.This opportunity offers sophisticated commercial real estate transactions, meaningful deal responsibility, and the chance to work alongside experienced attorneys representing developers, investors, lenders, and institutional clients.
Ideal Background:
  • Experience in commercial real estate transactions, acquisitions, and dispositions
  • Drafting and negotiating purchase and sale agreements, commercial leases, and related documents
  • Background in real estate finance, development, or investment transactions
  • Experience reviewing title, surveys, and due diligence materials
  • Strong transactional drafting, negotiation, and deal management skills
  • Why Consider This Opportunity?
  • Sophisticated commercial real estate transactions
  • Exposure to developers, investors, lenders, and institutional clients
  • Meaningful deal responsibility and professional development
  • Nationally recognized Am Law 200 platform
  • Interested in Learning More?
  • Whether you're actively considering a move or simply curious about the opportunity, I'd welcome a confidential conversation.
  • Even if you're happy where you are, I'm always glad to connect.
  • All conversations are confidential. Your resume and identifying information will never be shared without your permission.
  • Devney Ayers Owner & Director of Legal Recruiting Aligned Talent Acquisition, LLC 5 Years of Legal Recruiting Experience

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