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    Commercial Real Estate Associate

    New York or New Jersey Real EstateFull time, hybrid Base salary $235,000 to $290,000 a year
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    Run commercial property deals with direct client contact and a steady mix of leasing and acquisition work.

    The role

    Represent occupiers and purchasers in commercial property transactions, including retail and industrial premises. You will negotiate leases, prepare acquisition documents and coordinate due diligence through closing. Ground leases and development arrangements can form part of the practice. The role calls for someone who can manage several transactions and discuss progress directly with clients.

    What you will need

    Around 5 to 8 years of relevant transactional experience, particularly commercial leasing and acquisitions. Admission in the state where you will work is required. You should be able to explain your deal experience clearly, manage a substantial workload and take responsibility for negotiations.

    What is on offer

    • A full time hybrid role with New York and New Jersey options discussed in confidence.
    • Advertised annual base salary ranges from $235,000 to $290,000 overall, depending on location and experience, with additional bonus opportunities.
    • Connect Legal Partners is a Paraform recruiter.
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