A top-tier international law firm based in Central London is looking to recruit a Junior Associate - Real Estate to join its market-leading team. The firm handles some of the most high-profile and complex real estate transactions in the UK and globally, making this an excellent opportunity for a Junior Associate to build a high-calibre career in the property sector.

As a Junior Associate - Real Estate, you will work alongside recognised industry leaders on a diverse range of matters, including investment acquisitions and disposals, large-scale developments, asset management, and joint ventures. This role is ideal for a Junior Associate seeking exposure to high-value work within a firm known for its innovative legal solutions and strong client relationships.

The Junior Associate

The Junior Associate - Real Estate will be responsible for supporting senior lawyers across a wide range of commercial property transactions. You will be expected to manage elements of transactions independently, draft key documents, conduct due diligence, and liaise directly with clients, offering clear and commercial advice.

This is a dynamic and collaborative team where the Junior Associate - Real Estate will be encouraged to contribute ideas, take early responsibility, and play an active role in client development. You'll also benefit from structured training and mentoring to support your professional growth within a firm that values long-term career development.

The Junior Associate

Qualified solicitor in England and Wales (0-2 years' PQE)

Experience in commercial real estate from a well-regarded law firm

Solid academic record (minimum 2:1 degree)

Strong legal drafting and negotiation skills

A keen interest in real estate law and commercial awareness

Team player with a proactive and client-focused approach

In Return?

The Junior Associate - Real Estate will receive a salary in the region of £85,000 - £95,000, depending on experience, plus a generous benefits package. You'll join a firm with a global reputation, high-quality work, and a commitment to supporting your long-term development in the legal professio