Commercial Property Solicitor

Commercial Property Solicitor - 4 + PQE - Salary £60,000 - £70,000

Can be based at the client's London office or Surrey Office

Are you looking to join a reputable and growing law firm with offices in central London and on the border of Kent and Surrey that can offer a supportive working environment?

Key Responsibilities for the Commercial Property Solicitor role:

• Managing a varied caseload of commercial conveyancing transactions from instruction to completion, including sales, purchases, re-mortgages, and transfers of equity.
• Provide expert legal advice and support to clients on all aspects of the real estate process.
• Conduct thorough due diligence, including property searches, title checks, and reviewing contracts.
• Liaise with clients, estate agents, mortgage lenders, and other parties involved in the conveyancing process to ensure smooth and timely transactions.
• Prepare and draft necessary legal documents and correspondence.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of all transactions and client communications.

Qualifications and Experience for this Commercial Property Solicitor role:

• Qualified Solicitor with a minimum of 4 years PQE, handling a full range of real estate and commercial property maters
• Strong understanding of property law and procedures.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
• Proficient in using conveyancing software and other legal technology.

Benefits for this Commercial Property Solicitor role:

• Salary in excess of £60,000 TO £70,000
• Office based role
• Bonus structure
• Pension plan
• Training programs

If you're a Commercial Property Solicitor ready to take the next step in your career, apply today. Alternatively, contact Marcus Stevens at Law Staff Limited, quoting reference 37585.

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