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Charlotte County - USA

Monthly Salary drjobs

Not Disclosed

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Salary Not Disclosed

Vacancy

1 Vacancy

Job Description

A prominent multioffice law firm is currently seeking a Real Estate Development Attorney to join their Charlotte NC team! The ideal candidate will possess 5 or more years of commercial real estate residential land zoning & titlement legal experience.

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Work directly with the firms clients on acquisitions dispositions Joint Ventures and other transactions covering industrial retail hotel titlement and mixeduse land development projects.
  • Review & draft complex commercial real estate leases & contracts.
  • Title review.
  • Evaluate legal and business risks associated with the adoption of real estate environmental and financing strategies.
  • Negotiate loan commercial leases.
  • 5 or more years of real estate development legal experience.
  • Be in good standing with the NC State Bar; dual SC license is a PLUS.
  • Attorney who is teachable and can motivate support staff in a positive way and be part of the team.
  • Able to work with seasoned & experienced paralegals.
  • Must be reliable.
  • Management experience is highly desired.

Excellent pay and benefit package along with an innovative bonus structure.

ATTORNEYS WILL BE CONTACTED

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Full-Time

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