Real Estate Associate Attorney

Posted 2 days ago

orion placementMiami (FL)

Lawyers Offices of Lawyers

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Senior

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$250,000.00 - $340,000.00 per year

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About the role

Pay: $250,000.00 - $340,000.00 per year Why This Is a Great Opportunity Join a sophisticated real estate practice handling complex, high-value transactions for prominent clients. Work on meaningful acquisitions, dispositions, financings, and other sophisticated commercial real estate matters. Build your expertise alongside experienced attorneys while taking on substantive responsibility and direct deal exposure. Enjoy a flexible hybrid environment that values both in-office collaboration and the ability to work remotely when professional and personal obligations require it. Earn highly competitive, merit-based compensation that recognizes experience, quality of work, and performance. Expand your practice into leasing, development, hospitality, and other complex real estate transactions. Join a collaborative commercial law firm where strong attorneys can build long-term careers without a rigid lockstep compensation structure.

Location: Miami, FL. This is a hybrid opportunity with meaningful flexibility. Attorneys are expected to maintain an active presence in the Miami office, but there is no fixed number of required in-office days.

Note: Candidates must be licensed to practice law in Florida and have 3+ years of sophisticated transactional real estate experience, including at least 2 years of experience involving real estate acquisitions, dispositions, and financing.

About Us: We are an established Florida commercial law firm known for handling sophisticated business and transactional matters while maintaining a collaborative, high-performing culture. Our attorneys work closely with clients on complex transactions and are given meaningful opportunities to grow their practices, deepen their expertise, and take ownership of important matters. Confidential Employer.

Job Description: Handle sophisticated commercial real estate transactions from initial structuring through closing. Represent clients in acquisitions and dispositions of commercial real estate assets. Draft, review, negotiate, and manage financing documents and transaction agreements. Conduct due diligence and coordinate complex deal processes involving clients, lenders, opposing counsel, and other stakeholders. Advise clients on transactional strategy, risk, and deal structure. Support leasing, development, hospitality, and other real estate matters as experience and client needs require. Manage multiple sophisticated transactions while delivering responsive, high-quality client service. Collaborate closely with partners and other attorneys on complex and high-value matters.

Qualifications: Florida Bar license required.3+ years of sophisticated transactional real estate experience.2+ years of direct experience with real estate acquisitions, dispositions, and financing. Strong drafting, negotiation, analytical, and organizational skills. Strong academic credentials. Major law firm experience preferred. Experience with leasing, development, or hospitality transactions is preferred. Why You Will Love Working Here You will have the opportunity to work on sophisticated transactions while developing meaningful client relationships and expanding your technical expertise. Our environment combines high-level legal work with flexibility, collaboration, and a merit-based approach to career and compensation growth. For an experienced real estate associate looking for substantive responsibility and long-term professional development, this is an opportunity to build a highly valuable transactional practice. JPC-2326

Benefits: Health insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance

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