Real Estate Associate
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- $240K–$365K
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- United States
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About the Role
Join a leading Florida commercial law practice as a mid-level associate focused on sophisticated transactional real estate matters. You will work with experienced attorneys on complex, developer-oriented deals across the Florida market.
What You'll Do
Handle real estate acquisitions, dispositions, and financing transactions.
Draft and negotiate purchase and sale agreements, loan documents, leases, and related transaction documents.
Work with partners and clients including developers, investors, funds, and family offices.
Advise on Florida real estate matters, including local counsel engagements and referrals from out-of-state firms.
Support transactions involving mixed-use developments, condominium redevelopment, transit-oriented projects, and cross-border investment.
What We're Looking For
Three to six years of sophisticated transactional real estate experience at a major or strong regional law firm.
Experience with acquisitions, dispositions, financing, and drafting and negotiating purchase and sale agreements, loan documents, and leases.
A JD from an accredited U.S. law school and strong academic credentials.
Admission to the Florida Bar or eligibility to sit for the Florida Bar.
Clear communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively.
Leasing, development, or hospitality transaction experience is a plus.
U.S. citizenship or U.S. permanent resident status is required. Visa sponsorship is not available.
Compensation & Benefits
Base salary is $240,000 to $365,000 annually, depending on experience. The role is eligible for a year-end bonus upon meeting the 1,900 billable-hour target. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, and 401(k). Relocation assistance and Florida Bar costs are covered for out-of-market hires.
Location
Hybrid role based in Miami, Florida.
