Real Estate Associate Attorney

The law firm in the heart of New York City is on the lookout for a talented Real Estate Associate Attorney with 2-3 years of experience in a top-tier New York Real Estate practice. This is an opportunity to join a close-knit and vibrant team of real estate finance lawyers, where you'll be immersed in sophisticated real estate transactions. The role places a strong emphasis on real estate finance, making it an ideal fit for candidates with experience representing lenders and borrowers in commercial mortgage and mezzanine loans, with joint venture experience considered a valuable bonus. Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating loan documents, actively participating in closing teams, and maintaining the high standards expected of New York State Bar members.

To excel in this role, you should possess stellar academic credentials, impeccable attention to detail, exceptional organizational skills, and strong analytical and interpersonal abilities. In return, the firm offers a comprehensive benefits package, including an annual discretionary bonus, generous paid time off, a professional and client development allowance, and various insurance options. Additionally, you'll have access to a 401k Profit Sharing Plan, along with a pre-tax transportation benefit. If you're ready to advance your career in real estate law and join a thriving team in the heart of New York City, this is an exciting opportunity to consider. Be part of shaping the future of real estate law and finance!

This AmLaw firm is well-known for their banking sector, representing all 10 U.S. bank holding companies. Specializing in its Latin America practice, this firm prioritizes and provides diversity and inclusion amongst its associates. This firm has also obtained numerous accolades including a perfect score through the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index for Best Place to Work for LGBT Equality two years in a row, Top 25 For Female Partners by The American Lawyer, and Top 60 Firms For Diversity by The American Lawyer's Diversity Scoreboard.