Mid-Level Real Estate Associate – Leasing & Acquisitions
Listed on 2026-03-01
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Law/Legal
Real Estate Attorney, Regulatory Compliance Specialist -
Real Estate/Property
Real Estate Attorney
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Professional Services
Location:
New York, NY
Experience:
3–5 Years PQE | Retail, Ground Leases, Industrial & Warehouse Assets
A national law firm is seeking a commercially minded Real Estate Associate (3–5 years PQE) with a strong leasing and acquisitions background to join its busy New York office. This is an opportunity to support a major national client in a fast‑paced, high‑volume transactional environment.
AboutThe Role
Work directly with a high‑profile retail and industrial real estate client, handling a broad range of matters including ground leases, acquisitions, leasing, and development‑related transactions. The position offers hands‑on deal exposure and long‑term client engagement.
Key Responsibilities- Draft and negotiate retail, office, and industrial leases (including ground leases)
- Lead acquisitions and development projects across national markets
- Conduct due diligence and oversee title/survey, environmental, and zoning matters
- Manage client expectations and communications on high‑volume transactions
- Collaborate with a cross‑functional legal team including zoning, land use, and permitting specialists
- 3–5 years of commercial real estate experience with strong leasing and acquisitions exposure
- Experience advising institutional landlords or national retail tenants preferred
- JD from a respected law school; admitted to practice in New York
- Excellent negotiation, drafting, and communication skills
- Self‑starter with the ability to thrive in a high‑volume, fast‑moving environment
Salary Range: $225,000 – $250,000 (DOE)
BenefitsComprehensive package including healthcare, 401(k), wellness, and more
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