Job Title: Real Estate Associate – Construction Transactions

Location: LA or Orange County, CA

Experience Level: 3–4 Years

Compensation: $225,000 – $250,000 base salary, depending on experience

About the Opportunity:

A highly regarded California real estate practice is seeking a mid-level associate to join its team in either Century City or Orange County. This role will focus primarily on construction-related transactional work, supporting a wide range of real estate development and infrastructure projects across the state.

This is an excellent opportunity for an attorney who wants to deepen their expertise in construction contracts, development agreements, and real estate transactions—while working alongside some of the most respected lawyers in the field.

Key Responsibilities:

• Drafting and negotiating agreements for design professionals, contractors, engineers, consultants, and project managers
• Structuring and reviewing construction licenses, easements, and development agreements
• Supporting real estate transactions including acquisitions, dispositions, and financing
• Collaborating with teams on title and survey review, diligence, and project documentation

Who We’re Looking For:

• 3–4 years of experience in construction-related litigation or transactions
• Strong interest in construction law and willingness to grow into a transactional practice
• Excellent writing, organizational, and analytical skills
• Ability to work both collaboratively and independently on sophisticated matters
• Experience with real estate finance, diligence, or data center leasing is a plus
• Major law firm or equivalent experience strongly preferred
• Admission to the California Bar required

Why This Role:

You’ll work closely with a respected real estate team on complex, high-value projects involving development, construction, and financing. This role offers long-term growth, high-level mentorship, and a strong client base in the California market.

To Apply:

Submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your experience and interest in construction transactions. This role is best suited for attorneys who are serious about building a long-term practice in real estate and construction law.