Real Estate Principal Associate

An exciting opportunity for a Real Estate Principal Associate to join a large national law firm in Leeds. You will handle a broad range of commercial property matters while playing a key role in mentoring and business development. This is an ideal role for a senior solicitor seeking progression within a highly regarded team. Client Details Our client is a top tier UK law firm with a strong national footprint and an excellent reputation in the real estate sector. Recognised by legal directories, the firm advises an impressive portfolio of clients including major corporates, investors, and household names across sectors such as retail and logistics. They offer structured development pathways and leadership opportunities, making them a standout choice for senior lawyers looking to take the next step in their career. Description Managing a diverse caseload of commercial property matters Advising on development, investment, and occupier work Acting for high profile clients across retail and logistics sectorsWorking on complex and high value transactions Mentoring and supervising junior fee earners Playing a role in business development initiatives Building and maintaining strong client relationships Collaborating with colleagues across practice areas Profile A solicitor with around 8-12 years PQE in real estate Experienced in handling complex commercial property matters including investment and development work Commercially minded with strong client management skills Passionate about mentoring and developing junior lawyers Skilled in business development and networking Ambitious and motivated to progress within a large law firm Job Offer Salary range of £85,000 to £95,000 per annum. Generous benefits package, including 26 days of holiday leave, pension contribution of 5%, and a bonus scheme. Hybrid working arrangement to support a healthy work-life balance. Access to healthcare benefits for you and your family. #J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 85000 - 95000 per year Experience: 8 years required

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