FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Real Estate Senior Associate/Associate Director role?
The primary focus of the role is on Development work within the Real Estate team.
What specific areas of real estate does the practice concentrate on?
The practice primarily focuses on three key areas: Living, Logistics, and Regeneration.
What types of clients does the Real Estate team work with?
The Real Estate team works with a wide range of clients, including institutional clients and private equity firms. Notable clients include M&G, PGIM, British Land, and Greystar.
How many lawyers are there in the Real Estate department?
The Real Estate department comprises over 100 lawyers, including 23 Partners, 4 Legal Directors, 16 Associate Directors, and various Associates and Paralegals.
What kind of development transactions will the role involve?
The role will involve a variety of development transactions across multiple asset classes, including but not limited to build to rent developments, purpose-built student accommodation, and senior living.
What is the level of experience required for this role?
The firm is looking to appoint a Senior Associate or Associate Director, but is willing to consider candidates with varying levels of experience.
What opportunities for career development are provided?
The firm offers a multi-award winning career development program that includes clear expectations, assessment and feedback from experienced colleagues, robust technical training, and rewards based on contribution rather than tenure.
What are the salary and benefits like for this position?
The firm offers competitive salaries along with generous benefits.
Is specialization in a particular asset class required for this role?
No, the firm is not necessarily seeking someone who is overly specialized in any one asset class; experience across multiple asset classes is ideal.
Where is the position located?
The position is based in the London office of Osborne Clarke LLP.