Real Estate Transactional Attorney in Phoenix, AZ

Job Title:
Real Estate Transactional Attorney

Location: Phoenix, AZ (Hybrid)
Employment Type: Full-Time
Salary - $140k annually

180 DAYS GURANTEE PERIOD REQUIRED FOR THIS JOB ITS MUST

A leading AM Law 200 law firm recognized for helping businesses thrive through strategic, business‑oriented legal counsel. Recently ranked as the#1 Law Firm in the United States for revenue growth among AM Law 200 firms, the organization is known for exceptional team retention, collaborative culture, and a flexible hybrid work environment.

The firm is seeking a
Real Estate Transactional Attorney with2–5 years of experience in real estate transactional work. The ideal candidate will have hands‑on experience supporting developers, drafting development‑related agreements, and managing due diligence for complex real estate transactions.

• Draft and negotiate development-related legal documents, including:

  • Purchase and sale agreements

  • Easements

  • Declarations

  • Other real estate development contracts

• Conduct due diligence for complex real estate transactions.

• Partner with developers and internal teams on ongoing development projects.

• Provide legal guidance across a broad range of real estate and development matters.

• 2–5 years of high‑quality experience in real estate transactional law.

• Strong background representing the
  developer side of transactions.

• Demonstrated experience drafting development agreements and performing due diligence.

• Membership in the
  Arizona Bar
  , or eligibility for admission upon motion.

• Broad development‑related experience strongly preferred.

• Experience representing
  homebuilders
  .

• Familiarity with various real estate development issues.

• Flexible
  hybrid work model
  .

• Supportive, team‑focused environment emphasizing career development and long‑term retention.

Interested candidates should submit:

• A detailed cover letter

• Updated resume

• Law school transcript

The firm encourages applications from individuals historically underrepresented in the legal profession. All submissions will be handled with strict confidentiality.