Commercial Property Solicitor

Commercial Property Associate 3+ PQE | L500 Recognised firm | East London

The Firm:

This well-established boutique practice is known for its excellence in commercial property and real estate, advising developers, investors, business owners and high-net-worth clients across London and the South East.

The firm combines traditional client care with a modern, collaborative working culture.

Strong professional support and a genuine emphasis on wellbeing make it an environment where senior lawyers can thrive and enjoy long-term growth.

The Role:

The firm is seeking a Commercial Property Solicitor 3+ PQE to take on a senior role within its expanding team.

You will manage a varied caseload including acquisitions and disposals, commercial leases, landlord and tenant matters, development and site assembly work, secured lending, and portfolio management. You will work closely with a loyal and sophisticated client base while contributing to the development of the department.

This is a role offering autonomy, authority, and the chance to help shape a growing practice.

Why This Role?

• Clear progression - a role with genuine scope to advance.
• High-quality work - exposure to diverse commercial property instructions across investment, development and leasing.
• Collegiate culture - a supportive, Legal 500-recognised team with strong collaboration at its core.
• Long-term potential - a stable, respected firm that invests meaningfully in its people.

The Candidate & Benefits:

• 3+ years' PQE in Commercial Property / Real Estate.
• Confident managing a broad caseload with minimal supervision.
• Strong communication skills and a polished client manner.
• Commercial, organised and committed to delivering exceptional service.
• Experience in a Lexcel or CQS-accredited firm is beneficial but not essential.
• Highly competitive salary aligned with experience.
• Hybrid working and strong professional support.
• Long-term growth in a respected, forward-thinking practice.

Apply for immediate consideration.