Commercial Property Solicitor

Commercial Property Solicitor, Bristol, 7+ PQE

My client is recruiting for an experienced commercial property solicitor to join a highly regarded and well established commercial property department within their Bristol office.

The successful candidate will be responsible for managing a varied and extremely interesting caseload of commercial property transactions including:
* Conditional contracts, options, promotion agreements and development agreements
* Developer land acquisitions and plot sales
* Acquisition, sales and refinancing of freehold & leasehold commercial premises
* Acting for banks in the financing of commercial premises
* Advising and negotiation on commercial leases for both landlord and tenant

Successful candidates will have gained experience within an established commercial property practice and have worked closely with clients to provide both practical and commercial solutions.

If successful you will be required not only to provide advice to clients on the best legal action available to them, but also to contribute to business development, including marketing activities and client relationship management. The successful candidate must have excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

There are excellent long term prospects with this role anda very clear progression plan in place.

This role would suit a dynamic and enthusiastic solicitor who is keen to take the next step in their career within a friendly and supportive environment.

You can progress in time here and have the chance to assist on and then run more complex cases.

Apply now for immediate consideration.

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