Overview
In this role you will manage a varied commercial property caseload within a supportive, values-driven firm. You will handle property sales, leases, and finance matters while supporting client relationships and the department’s profile. The position offers development opportunities and a pathway within a growing team. You will contribute to delivering exceptional client service and business development, shaping the department’s reputation and service delivery.
Pay / Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Supportive and positive working environment
- Professional development and training
- Opportunities for progression within a growing department
- Excellent employee benefits and social events
Responsibilities
- Manage a broad range of commercial property matters (sales/acquisitions, landlord and tenant matters, freehold/leasehold transactions)
- Handle property finance work for lenders borrowers
- Contribute to due diligence and contract amendments in corporate transactions
- Develop and maintain strong client relationships and deliver high levels of service
- Support marketing and networking to raise department profile
Key requirements
- Approximately 3+ years’ PQE in commercial property
- Strong drafting, reviewing and negotiation skills
- Experience with commercial leases, licences, rent deposit deeds and side letters
- Strong understanding of Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, title issues, planning and environmental considerations
- Experience with SDLT, VAT and property due diligence processes
- Familiarity with case management systems and Land Registry requirements
- Excellent communication and client expectation management
- Ability to manage a varied caseload independently with strong organisational skills
- Proactive, adaptable and collaborative approach
- Experience contributing to business development and client growth
- excellent communication
- client relationship management
- proactive attitude
- drafting, reviewing and negotiation
- commercial leases, licences, rent deposit deeds and side letters
- Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, title issues, planning and environmental considerations
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