Real Estate Attorney
Listed on 2026-10-09
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Law/Legal
Real Estate Attorney -
Real Estate/Property
Real Estate Attorney
A growing commercial real estate and telecom investment firm is expanding its in-house legal team and seeking to hire a Closing Attorney to support a rapidly increasing volume of commercial real estate and infrastructure transactions. The role can sit in Atlanta, GA or San Diego, CA in the office.
This newly created position is designed to add capacity to a high-performing legal team and develop the next generation of attorneys within the organization. The Closing Attorney will work closely with Senior Counsel, acquisitions professionals, and shared paralegal resources, initially managing approximately 15–20 active transactions while supporting senior attorneys on larger and more complex closings.
This role will become involved early in the transaction lifecycle, advising the acquisitions team on deal structure and lease-related issues, assisting with LOI revisions, and ultimately owning the legal process through negotiation, due diligence, documentation, and closing.
The strongest candidates will have 3–5 years of hands‑on commercial real estate transactional experience, particularly negotiating easements and drafting purchase and sale agreements and other CRE documents. Telecommunications or wireless infrastructure experience is highly desirable but not required; strong commercial real estate closing experience is the priority.
Key Responsibilities- Manage commercial real estate transactions from the early deal/LOI stage through closing.
- Partner with acquisitions professionals on transaction structure, lease questions, and other legal issues that arise during deal development.
- Review, revise, and draft Letters of Intent (LOIs).
- Draft, review, and negotiate commercial real estate transaction documents, including:
- Easement agreements
- Purchase and Sale Agreements
- Lease-related documents
- Amendments and ancillary closing documents
- Take a lead role in easement review and negotiation, a critical component of the company's transactions.
- Review and analyze existing leases and other underlying real estate documentation.
- Manage and supervise legal due diligence, leveraging shared paralegal support where appropriate.
- Identify title, lease, easement, contractual, and other issues that could impact an acquisition or closing.
- Coordinate with counter parties, outside counsel, title companies, and other transaction participants.
- Track and resolve outstanding closing items to ensure transactions remain on schedule.
- Manage approximately 15–20 concurrent transactions initially, with responsibility increasing as experience and familiarity with the platform grow.
- Support Senior Counsel on larger and more complex transactions with aggressive closing timelines.
- Work cross-functionally with acquisitions, finance, operations, and legal teams in a high-volume, deal-oriented environment.
- Utilize AI-enabled legal tools and workflows to improve lease analysis, easement review, due diligence, and transaction efficiency.
- JD from an accredited law school.
- Active membership in good standing with any U.S. state bar.
- Approximately 3–5 years of commercial real estate transactional/closing experience preferred.
- Strong hands‑on experience drafting and negotiating commercial real estate agreements.
- Experience reviewing and negotiating easement agreements strongly preferred.
- Experience drafting and negotiating Purchase and Sale Agreements.
- Ability to analyze commercial leases and identify material legal and transactional issues.
- Experience independently managing commercial real estate transactions through closing.
- Comfortable handling a high‑volume transaction pipeline with multiple simultaneous deadlines.
- Strong drafting, negotiation, organizational, and communication skills.
- Experience may come from either a law firm…
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