Real Estate Associate
Harrison Davies Partners, Charlotte, NC, United States
Location: Charlotte, NC
A regional law firm with an active real estate and development practice is seeking an associate attorney to join its growing Charlotte office.
The firm represents developers, investors, lenders, and closely held businesses in commercial real estate transactions throughout the Southeast. The practice includes a mix of acquisition work, financing transactions, leasing matters, and development projects across retail, industrial, and mixed‑use properties.
The Practice
Associates in the group work closely with partners but are expected to develop increasing responsibility on transactions fairly quickly. Typical matters include: Drafting and negotiating purchase and sale agreements for commercial property acquisitions Assisting with real estate financing transactions representing lenders and borrowers Reviewing title commitments, surveys, and due diligence materials Negotiating commercial lease agreements for landlords and tenants Supporting development projects from initial acquisition through construction and stabilization Most associates manage several matters simultaneously and interact directly with clients, brokers, lenders, and title companies. Qualifications
2–5 years of experience in commercial real estate or transactional practice Admission to the
North Carolina Bar
(or eligibility for admission) Experience drafting and negotiating transactional documents Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple deadlines The Environment
This is a collaborative real estate practice where associates are encouraged to take ownership of deals and build relationships with clients early in their careers. Attorneys who enjoy practical problem solving and working on active transactions tend to thrive in this role. Compensation includes a competitive base salary, annual bonus opportunities, and a clear path to increasing responsibility within the practice.
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Associates in the group work closely with partners but are expected to develop increasing responsibility on transactions fairly quickly. Typical matters include: Drafting and negotiating purchase and sale agreements for commercial property acquisitions Assisting with real estate financing transactions representing lenders and borrowers Reviewing title commitments, surveys, and due diligence materials Negotiating commercial lease agreements for landlords and tenants Supporting development projects from initial acquisition through construction and stabilization Most associates manage several matters simultaneously and interact directly with clients, brokers, lenders, and title companies. Qualifications
2–5 years of experience in commercial real estate or transactional practice Admission to the
North Carolina Bar
(or eligibility for admission) Experience drafting and negotiating transactional documents Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple deadlines The Environment
This is a collaborative real estate practice where associates are encouraged to take ownership of deals and build relationships with clients early in their careers. Attorneys who enjoy practical problem solving and working on active transactions tend to thrive in this role. Compensation includes a competitive base salary, annual bonus opportunities, and a clear path to increasing responsibility within the practice.
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