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Commercial Property Solicitor NQ-5 PQE - Hybrid working

Reed·Chelmsford, Essex·Publié il y a 54 mois
🏠 Hybride💰 38-50k CHF/an
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Job description

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Commercial Property Solicitor NQ-5 PQE Hybrid working, Essex based. Due to consistent growth of a quality caseload this regional firm with an exceptional reputation is looking to grow their commercial team. Ideally you will have gained your experience in a highly respected firm and be familiar with:

  • Freehold and leasehold acquisitions and disposals
  • Commercial leases/occupiers (grants/surrenders/assignments/ LTA 54 renewals);
  • Grant of easements;
  • Options and overage; and
  • Property finance (e.g. debentures/charges)

Areas of responsibility for this role will also include commercial & residential development sites covering:

  • conditional sale agreements
  • site assembly
  • ransom strips
  • options
  • sub-station leases
  • collaboration/JV agreements
  • promotion agreements
  • Acting for landowners in respect of sales to developers (experience of developers requirements)

Along with a competitive salary this position offers a structured career path which is tailored to your personal goals and ambitions. For more detail please apply with a current CV, we look forward to working with you.

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Key skills extracted

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Compétences indispensables
Commercial property lawFreehold and leasehold acquisitions and disposalsCommercial lease drafting (grants/surrenders/assignments)LTA 1954 lease renewalsGrant of easementsOptions and overage agreementsProperty finance (debentures/charges)Conditional sale agreementsSite assembly
Atouts supplémentaires
Ransom strip experienceJV and collaboration agreementsPromotion agreementsLandowner representation in developer sales
Soft skills
Attention to detailClient relationship managementAutonomyAmbitionCommunication
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⭐ Open your CV with a Personal Statement that explicitly names your PQE level and lists freehold/leasehold acquisitions and LTA 54 renewals, as these are the first competencies cited in the advert.

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📊 Quantify your caseload: e.g. 'Managed a caseload of 40+ commercial property matters simultaneously, including 12 LTA 1954 lease renewals in 2023.'

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🎯 Dedicate a 'Key Expertise' section to development work — conditional sale agreements, site assembly, ransom strips and JV agreements are all called out separately, so mirror that structure.

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🌐 Highlight the calibre of firms you have trained or worked in, as the advert specifically states the ideal candidate will have 'gained experience in a highly respected firm'.

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🤝 Include a brief note on acting for landowners in developer transactions, referencing your understanding of developers' requirements, as this is explicitly listed as a distinct area of responsibility.

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  • Advised landowner clients on 8 conditional sale agreements with major housebuilders over 18 months, negotiating overage provisions securing an average uplift of £120,000 per plot above base price.
  • Managed a caseload of 35+ commercial property matters simultaneously, including LTA 1954 contested lease renewals and grant of easements for a mixed-use development spanning 4 hectares in Essex.
  • Drafted and negotiated JV collaboration agreements and sub-station leases for a 200-unit residential development site assembly, coordinating with 3 landowners and reducing transaction timeline by 6 weeks.

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Dear Hiring Manager,

Commercial property law at a firm with a strong regional reputation and a growing development caseload is precisely where I want to take my career — which is why the Commercial Property Solicitor role at your Essex practice immediately stood out. With hands-on experience in freehold and leasehold acquisitions, LTA 1954 lease renewals and property finance matters including debentures and charges, I am confident I can contribute to your team from day one.

My background in commercial property has seen me advise on a broad range of transactions, from conditional sale agreements and site assembly work to acting for landowners in sales to developers. I understand the due diligence requirements developers expect and have drafted options, overage provisions and collaboration agreements across both commercial and residential development sites.

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Likely interview questions

10 questions générées à partir de cette offre.

Technical

  • Walk me through how you handle a commercial lease renewal under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, from initial instructions to completion.
  • How do you structure an overage clause in a development disposal, and what are the key drafting pitfalls?
  • Explain the difference between a promotion agreement and an option agreement — when would you recommend each to a landowner client?
  • What due diligence steps do you take when acting on a site assembly involving ransom strips?
  • How do you advise a landowner client on a conditional sale agreement where the developer's planning conditions are particularly onerous?

Behavioural

  • Describe a time you managed a complex commercial property transaction with competing deadlines — how did you prioritise?
  • Tell me about a situation where a deal nearly fell through and how you resolved it.
  • Give an example of when you had to explain a technically complex property law issue to a non-lawyer client.
  • Describe a time you identified a risk in a transaction that others had missed — what was the outcome?
  • Tell me about how you have developed your expertise in development site work and what steps you took to build that knowledge.
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1Question

Describe a time you managed a complex commercial property transaction with competing deadlines — how did you prioritise?

Situation: I was simultaneously handling a contested LTA 1954 lease renewal and a site assembly for a 150-unit development, both reaching critical stages in the same fortnight. Task: I needed to meet a court deadline for the lease renewal whilst also exchanging contracts on the site assembly before a developer's funding window closed. Action: I mapped every outstanding action across both files, delegated title requisition responses to a paralegal I briefed thoroughly, and blocked mornings exclusively for court documents. I communicated revised timelines proactively to both clients. Result: The lease renewal submissions were filed two days early, and the site assembly exchanged on the agreed date, with the developer's solicitors commending the smooth process.
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Tell me about a situation where a deal nearly fell through and how you resolved it.

Situation: During a commercial freehold acquisition for a retail client, a search revealed an unregistered ransom strip owned by an adjacent landowner, identified just five days before completion. Task: I needed to resolve the title defect without losing the transaction or the client's £2.4 million purchase price commitment. Action: I immediately contacted the ransom strip owner's solicitors, negotiated a deed of easement with a one-off payment of £18,000, and arranged indemnity insurance as a fallback. I kept the client updated daily and renegotiated the completion date by one week. Result: The deal completed with the easement in place, the client retained confidence in the firm, and the matter generated a referral for two further acquisitions within six months.

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