Join a dynamic legal team as an experienced Commercial Property Solicitor working across a varied commercial property caseload. You will manage matters from instruction to completion, deliver exceptional client service, ensure regulatory and file compliance, and contribute to process improvements and the adoption of property technology.
The firm has an excellent reputation within commercial property, with a broad range of clients and transactions.
This role offers hybrid working, opportunities for professional development and involvement in firmwide improvement initiatives.
The caseload will be varied and include commercial sales and purchases, leases (granting and taking), landlord and tenant matters, property due diligence for corporate transactions, and portfolio management. A broad scope of commercial property experience and the ability to manage your own caseload independently for at least 3 years will be key.
Firm has over 100 employees, with strong growth over the last decade and provides excellent career pathways for progression.
Salary £45,000 - £60,000 (this will depend on PQE)
2 to 3 days working from home
Plus wider comprehensive benefits
Key responsibilities: End-to-end management of commercial property matters including acquisition and disposal of freehold and leasehold property, lease drafting and negotiation, surrender and renewal, licences, easements and covenants, and supporting corporate real estate transactions.
Conduct thorough property due diligence, review and advise on title, planning, environmental and restrictive covenant issues; prepare and consider replies to and raise requisitions on title and ensure timely resolution of issues.
Draft, review and negotiate commercial lease documentation and associated ancillary documents (eg licences to assign, licences to alter, service charge arrangements), ensuring terms reflect commercial objectives and risk management.
Maintain accurate electronic and paper file management, ensuring clear file notes, compliance with firm procedures and regulatory requirements including anti‑money laundering checks and client identification.
Cooperate with clients, surveyors, lenders, agents, planning consultants and other third parties to manage expectations, negotiate timescales and resolve transactional issues promptly and professionally.
Prepare and quality‑check completion statements,
The firm has an excellent reputation within commercial property, with a broad range of clients and transactions.
This role offers hybrid working, opportunities for professional development and involvement in firmwide improvement initiatives.
The caseload will be varied and include commercial sales and purchases, leases (granting and taking), landlord and tenant matters, property due diligence for corporate transactions, and portfolio management. A broad scope of commercial property experience and the ability to manage your own caseload independently for at least 3 years will be key.
Firm has over 100 employees, with strong growth over the last decade and provides excellent career pathways for progression.
Salary £45,000 - £60,000 (this will depend on PQE)
2 to 3 days working from home
Plus wider comprehensive benefits
Key responsibilities: End-to-end management of commercial property matters including acquisition and disposal of freehold and leasehold property, lease drafting and negotiation, surrender and renewal, licences, easements and covenants, and supporting corporate real estate transactions.
Conduct thorough property due diligence, review and advise on title, planning, environmental and restrictive covenant issues; prepare and consider replies to and raise requisitions on title and ensure timely resolution of issues.
Draft, review and negotiate commercial lease documentation and associated ancillary documents (eg licences to assign, licences to alter, service charge arrangements), ensuring terms reflect commercial objectives and risk management.
Maintain accurate electronic and paper file management, ensuring clear file notes, compliance with firm procedures and regulatory requirements including anti‑money laundering checks and client identification.
Cooperate with clients, surveyors, lenders, agents, planning consultants and other third parties to manage expectations, negotiate timescales and resolve transactional issues promptly and professionally.
Prepare and quality‑check completion statements,
