Commercial Real Estate Paralegal
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About the role
Gunster seeks a full-time Commercial Real Estate Paralegal for its West Palm Beach office. Responsibilities include coordinating due diligence; reviewing titles and surveys; drafting and reviewing purchase, sale, and loan documents; and reviewing zoning reports, service contracts, and permits. Qualified candidates should have a minimum of five years of experience with commercial real estate closings and title matters. Law firm experience is preferred.
Why Gunster?
At Gunster, Florida's Law Firm for Leaders, excellence in service starts with an investment in our people. Since 1925, we've built a culture rooted in collaboration, servant leadership, and a genuine commitment to our clients and the communities we call home. With more than 340 attorneys and 350 dedicated professional staff across 13 offices statewide, we offer the sophistication of a large firm with a team-first environment where every person matters. Our commitment to our people has earned us consistent recognition by Florida Trend as one of the “Best Companies to Work For in Florida,” and we're proud that our professionals don't just build careers here—they thrive. Learn more at www.gunster.com.
At Gunster, we are committed to supporting the health, well-being, financial security, and professional growth of our employees and their families through a comprehensive benefits package, including:
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Firm-paid life and disability insurance
A strong wellness program and Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Generous paid time off, 10 paid holidays, paid parental leave, and paid community service opportunities
Tuition reimbursement to support professional development and career growth
401(k) plan with employer matching and profit-sharing contributions
Equal Opportunity Employer
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