Commercial Property Solicitor at Mallory Pryce

Luton, England, United Kingdom -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

13 Jan, 26

Salary

85000.0

Posted On

15 Oct, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

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Skills

Commercial Property Law, Client Service, Communication, Interpersonal Skills, Negotiation, Drafting, Attention to Detail, Proactive Mindset, IT Skills, Case Management, Team Collaboration, Knowledge Sharing, Property Finance, Due Diligence, Land Registry, Relationship Building

Industry

Description

Our Legal 500 client, with a reknowned property department, is seeking to grow its Real Estate team. This opportunity offers rewarding, varied work in commercial property, together with flexible working arrangements, in a values-driven and supportive multi-office law firm, where your expertise will drive the delivery of exceptional commercial property services to clients across the South and nationwide. With 7 offices across the South and a thriving property practice, our team has a strong reputation for excellence and growth. You’ll become part of a collaborative, forward-thinking firm that values your input and professional development. Salary: £70,000 - £85,000 Key Responsibilities in Commercial Property Law Managing a broad and varied caseload of commercial property matters, including acquisitions, disposals, landlord and tenant matters, leases, renewals, property finance, and development transactions. Drafting and negotiating commercial leases, sale and purchase agreements, licences, and supporting documentation, ensuring compliance with firm procedures and legal best practice. Providing clear, practical, and responsive legal advice to commercial clients ranging from SMEs to larger corporations, from initial instruction through to post-completion. Carrying out thorough title reviews, searches, due diligence, and dealing with Land Registry applications and enquiries to resolve issues effectively and efficiently. Building and maintaining strong relationships with business owners, in-house counsel, agents, lenders, developers, and third parties to progress matters proactively. Recording all client activity clearly on the case management system in compliance with regulatory (SRA, AML, GDPR) and internal requirements. Contributing positively to the wider property team through knowledge sharing, supporting colleagues, and assisting with development of junior team members where appropriate. Essential Skills and Experience for Commercial Property Solicitors A minimum of 3 years’ experience handling commercial property matters as a solicitor, legal executive, or CILEX with a track record of managing cases from instruction to completion. Sound technical knowledge of all aspects of commercial property law, including leases, freehold/leasehold sales and purchases, landlord and tenant matters, and development work. Demonstrable ability to draft, review, and negotiate commercial contracts and leases with strong attention to detail and a proactive, solutions-focused mindset. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a strong commitment to exceptional client service and developing professional relationships. Proficient IT skills, particularly with case management systems and Microsoft Office. Adaptable to both in-office and remote working environments. Ability to work both autonomously and collaboratively within a supportive team. Why this role? Competitive salary and bonus package tailored to your commercial property experience. Flexible and hybrid working arrangements, helping you achieve a real work-life balance with support and autonomy. Ongoing access to high-quality CPD, professional development, and mentoring to assist your career progression into senior or specialist roles. Exciting caseloads serving a diverse client base from varied sectors across London, the South East, and national level. A collaborative, inclusive culture that truly values your expertise, promotes knowledge-sharing, and welcomes your ideas for continuous improvement.

Responsibilities

Manage a broad caseload of commercial property matters, including acquisitions, disposals, and landlord-tenant matters. Provide clear legal advice to clients and maintain strong relationships with various stakeholders.