Planning and Development Solicitor
- Recruiter
- G2 Legal Limited
- Location
- Gerrards Cross
- Salary
- £55000 - £65000 per annum, Benefits: Benefits Package
- Posted
- 14 May 2021
- Closes
- 11 Jun 2021
- Ref
- 1027272-4-SC-19
- Contact
- Stephen Chantry
- Job Title
- Solicitor
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
A highly regarded Legal 500 firm that sits on the border of Greater London and the Thames Valley is looking to hire a planning and development solicitor to expand its busy team.
You will join a busy real estate team of 20 lawyers as the specialist in planning & development matters, dealing with areas such as commercial and residential acquisitions, disposals, joint ventures and collaborations, leasebacks, site assembly, estate set up and property development finance. You will be expected to have a have an excellent level of technical ability and a good academic background, along with the ability to take part in marketing and business development matters. The firm can offer an excellent regional salary and full benefits along with excellent long-term prospects.
This is the chance to join a leading Legal 500 firm where you will be part of a highly regarded specialist property team. Apply now to be considered or call Stephen Chantry to discuss this further.
You will join a busy real estate team of 20 lawyers as the specialist in planning & development matters, dealing with areas such as commercial and residential acquisitions, disposals, joint ventures and collaborations, leasebacks, site assembly, estate set up and property development finance. You will be expected to have a have an excellent level of technical ability and a good academic background, along with the ability to take part in marketing and business development matters. The firm can offer an excellent regional salary and full benefits along with excellent long-term prospects.
This is the chance to join a leading Legal 500 firm where you will be part of a highly regarded specialist property team. Apply now to be considered or call Stephen Chantry to discuss this further.