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Associate Attorney - Real Estate
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A Real Estate Agent works with clients to help them buy, sell or rent property. Works with and represents either a buyer or a seller in real estate transactions, and specializes in residential, commercial or other types of property. Offers clients up to date knowledge of local communities, real estate markets and prices. May be licensed to operate a real estate business.
$92,535 / year median in Colorado
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Associate Attorney - Real Estate Work Across the Entire Deal—not Just One Workstream | Denver At a certain point, career growth means more than working on sophisticated transactions. It means understanding how the entire deal fits together. A leading national law firm is seeking a Real Estate Transactional Associate for its Denver office. This opportunity is well suited for an attorney with sophisticated law-firm training who wants broader transactional responsibility without sacrificing the complexity or resources of a national practice. The Opportunity Structure transactions and negotiate term sheets Handle diligence and address title and survey issues Draft and negotiate transaction documents Manage approvals, closings, and post-closing agreements Work across acquisitions, sales, leasing, financing, development, and related matters Help translate legal issues into practical business decisions Why Consider This Opportunity Work across the complete lifecycle of a transaction Develop a broader understanding of transaction strategy and execution Join an established national real estate platform Draw upon integrated finance, tax, corporate, environmental, land-use, and litigation capabilities Continue developing from a strong technical attorney into a well-rounded transactional adviser Qualifications Substantive real estate transactional experience Strong drafting, negotiation, research, and writing skills Experience with diligence, title, survey, and closing matters Collaborative approach and ability to manage competing priorities J.D. from an accredited law school Active license to practice law in Colorado Compensation $210,000-$245,000, depending on experience and qualifications. All inquiries will be handled confidentially. Simply apply to begin your inquiry. Paul Pankratz