In-House Commercial Property Solicitor

Job Description

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Our In-House Property Management Business client is seeking an experienced In-House Commercial Property Solicitor to join them from their North London offices. The firm offers hybrid working (one day remote per week), a salary of up to £90,000 per annum, on-site parking, early closing hours, and a range of additional incentives.

You will be joining a family-owned business, acting exclusively for the firm's group companies, which hold a substantial property portfolio across London and the South East. The successful candidate will support and advise a busy commercial property management team whilst working within an established legal team of three solicitors.

Responsibilities for this In-House Commercial Property Solicitor role:

• Managing commercial leases for shops, offices, and industrial estate units.
• Handling 1954 Act business lease renewals (excluding litigation matters).
• Advising on land and title queries.
• Working independently with minimal supervision.

Requirements for this In-House Commercial Property Solicitor role:

• Qualified Solicitor with strong commercial property experience, particularly in commercial leases.
• A minimum of 7 years' PQE.
• Training and/or experience gained within a City or national law firm.
• Ability to work autonomously and manage a varied caseload.

Benefits for this In-House Commercial Property Solicitor vacancy

• Salary of up to £90,000 per annum.
• Hybrid working.
• On-site parking.
• Early closing hours.
• Additional attractive incentives and benefits.

If you're an In-House Commercial Property Solicitor looking to take the next step, apply today. xwzovoh Alternatively, contact Mia Henderson at Law Staff Limited quoting reference 37796.

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