Real Estate Associate (Mid-Level) - HOU

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greenberg traurigHouston (TX)

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Onsite: Houston:
Full time: Posted Today: JR202601821Greenberg Traurig (GT), a global law firm, has an exciting full-time employment opportunity for a mid to senior level Real Estate Associate (4 – 6 years of experience) in the Houston office. We offer competitive compensation and an excellent benefits package. GT is consistently among the top firms on the *Am Law* Global 100; the Associate will have the opportunity to work with clients, large and small, from variety of industries across the country. The candidate should have 4-6 years of experience in real estate with experience representing borrowers and developers in connection with the acquisition, sale, and financing of real estate and other forms of collateral is a plus. We are seeking candidates with excellent academic credentials, strong communication and client service skills, as well as the ability to multi-task and manage their time to meet deadlines and complete projects. Candidates must be admitted to The Texas Bar. The candidate must be willing to work out of Houston office, on a regular basis. Interested candidates should submit their resume, writing sample, and J.D. transcript online through the GT website. Transcripts do not need to be official copies. GT is an EEO employer with an inclusive workplace committed to merit-based consideration and review without regard to an individual’s race, sex, or other protected characteristics and to the principles of non-discrimination on any protected basis.

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