Real Estate Attorney

The Role: Represent major developers, investors and property owners in sophisticated commercial real estate transactions. Handle acquisitions, dispositions, financings and development matters. Work across a range of asset classes, including land, multifamily and condominium projects. Draft and negotiate purchase and sale agreements and review title, survey and condominium documentation. Work closely with experienced partners on complex transactions, taking on meaningful responsibility and developing client relationships. What’s on OfferSalary of $205,000–$230,500, depending on experience. Flexible hybrid working, with approximately 8 days in the office per month. Approximately 1,750 client‑billable hours annually, within a 1,900‑hour total expectation that includes 150 hours of nonbillable activities. Direct partner access and hands‑on mentorship. A close‑knit, growing team with opportunities to develop your practice and progress toward partnership. Sophisticated work for major developers, investors and property owners. What We’re Looking For3–6 years of commercial real estate experience, ideally with a strong transactional background. Admission to the Florida Bar. Experience handling acquisitions, dispositions, financings and development matters. Strong drafting and negotiation skills, including purchase and sale agreements. Familiarity with title, survey and condominium documentation. Strong academic credentials, research, writing and communication skills. A proactive approach and an interest in developing long‑term client relationships.cait.woodrow-smith@simpsonjudge.com