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David Careers

Real Estate Associate (Midlevel- Senior) - Pittsburgh

Posted 4 days ago

direct counselPittsburgh (PA)
LawyersOffices of Lawyers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$225,000–$400,000

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About the role

Real Estate Associate Direct Counsel represents a prestigious AmLaw firm seeking a Mid-level to Senior Real Estate Associate to join its Chicago, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, or Seattle office.
Locations: Chicago, IL | Pittsburgh, PA | Raleigh, NC | Seattle, WA Experience: 3–8 Years Compensation: $225,000–$400,000 This is an excellent opportunity to work on sophisticated real estate transactions while gaining significant client contact and responsibility within a nationally recognized real estate practice. Ideal candidates will have experience with: Acquisitions and dispositions of real estate assets Real estate financing transactions Real estate due diligence Commercial leasing matters Real estate development projects Joint venture transactions
Qualifications:
  • J.D. from an accredited law school3–8 years of real estate transactional experience
  • Experience in a sophisticated law firm environment preferred
  • Strong drafting, negotiation, and communication skills
  • Excellent academic credentials
  • Ability to manage matters independently and collaborate effectively within a team
This role offers active mentorship, direct client interaction, meaningful responsibility, and the opportunity to work on complex real estate matters across a national platform.

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