Commercial Real Estate Senior Associate Solicitor / Managing Associate - 7 -12 years PQE. Are you wanting Hybrid working and to be part of a renowned, First-Tier Commercial Real Estate team who''s competitors are some of the largest law firms globally? An excellent salary of -95,000 - -115,000 plus many great benefits.

Position Overview for the-Commercial Real Estate Senior Associate Solicitor:

This is an exciting opportunity for a Commercial Real Estate Senior Associate Solicitor / Managing Associate of 7 - 12 years PQE to join a growing and forthcoming law firm in Central London.-Recent hires have included lawyers from some of the top 20 law firms in the Country.

You will be joining a boutique firm working with founder-led and high growth businesses in the office, retail and hospitality sector.

The firm has ambitious plans for growth within this team with core-strategic priorities over the next 2-3 years.-

At this level, our client is asking for the Senior Associate/ Managing Associate to be able to bring a client following with them.

-Commercial Real Estate Senior Associate Solicitor experience to include:
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• Acquisitions
• Experience within the Leisure, Hospitality and Retail would be a massive advantage
• Landlord and development experience
• Asset management
• Lease renewals
• Portfolio management

Benefits for this-Commercial Real Estate Senior Associate Solicitor position:
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• -95000 -115,000 dependent on the level of PQE-
• Hybrid working arrangements
• Life Assurance 4 x salary
• Pension scheme of 5% employer contribution
• Season ticket loan
• Discretionary sick pay
• Discretionary bonus scheme
• 25 days holiday + bank holidays and the option to buy more
• Length of service monetary reward
• Private medical insurance after 6 months

For more information about this Commercial Real Estate Senior Associate Solicitor role please contact Victoria Kemp quoting reference 37263.

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