Title: Remote Real Estate Associate Attorney (5+ Years) | California | Work from Anywhere Location: California Job Description: 5 - 10 Years of Experience Remote Real Estate Associate Attorney (5+ Years) | California | Work from Anywhere If you love real estate law and want to work on projects that truly shape California communities — all while enjoying the flexibility of remote work — this is your opportunity. A highly respected California law firm with over 80 years of experience advising both public entities and private developers is seeking a Remote Real Estate Associate Attorney (5+ Years) to join its statewide Real Estate and Business Law team. You’ll collaborate with a deep bench of attorneys handling sophisticated real estate, corporate, and finance matters across industries including banking, real estate, health care, construction, technology, and development. About the Role You’ll represent a diverse client base — public entities, developers, corporations, nonprofits, and property owners — on a wide range of complex transactions, including: - Purchase, sale, and leasing of commercial properties - Development and disposition agreements - Real estate financing and public-private partnerships (P3s) - Ground leases, easements, and condemnation matters - CEQA, land use entitlements, and environmental compliance support You’ll take the lead on deals, work alongside partners known for mentorship and collaboration, and enjoy the support of a firm that truly values balance and flexibility. What You Bring - 5–10 years of real estate or land use experience (transactional focus preferred) - Strong drafting, negotiation, and analytical skills - Experience representing public entities or private developers is highly valued - Active California Bar membership in good standing - A proactive, client-centered mindset and desire to grow your practice Why You’ll Love It Here - Fully remote opportunity with California-based clients - Competitive pay: $170K–$220K, plus annual performance bonus - Manageable 1,850-hour billable target - Comprehensive benefits: health, dental, vision, 401(k) match, generous PTO - Supportive, inclusive culture that values mentorship, collaboration, and community

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