Total 4 transaction attorney job vacancies in Construction / Property category in The United States of America

• Support the development of the Estates Management function, awareness and understanding on the client Account with the Client and the CBRE Estates Management team in Singapore and other regions.
• Interface directly with the Client to understand and interpret the Client’s needs, the demands and changes within their broader business environment, and investigate and advocate how CBRE can best support the Client.
• Work within the day-to-day operations of the Estates Management function within Singapore, ensuring they deliver to time all necessary reporting, transactions and financial reporting requirements.
• Oversee day-to-day financial operations, including accounts payable, accounts receivable.
• Support in the preparation of annual budgets and participate in reviews for owned and/or leasehold commitments and if necessary, other periodic basis.
• Streamline financial processes and implement best practices to improve efficiency and accuracy.
• Provide administrative support and liaison to regional EM or CRESA team operating in different markets
• Work with client internal and prepare billing issue - for manual billing and new leases until automated.
• Look after all Government, local authority billings and fill in standard forms (i.e. Government rates and Rents)
• Process e-stamping of the Leases for the Bank
• Update WIP and SharePoint on a regular basis
• Budgeting
• Monitor potential upcoming tenders
• Any ad-hoc reports as required

Essential Skills

• Reasonable level of analytical Skills: qualitative and quantitative
• Proactive self-starter
• Good attention to detail
• Time management skills: start to show understanding on how to manage concurrent tasks in parallel and priorities accordingly
• Presents solutions to problems, escalating in a timely manner where necessary.
• Driving Customer Service Levels
• Proactively managing customer relationships
• Demonstrates excellent understanding of customer needs
• Reasonable presentation skills
• Sensitive to cross-cultural exposures
• Good communication (verbal & written)

Job Requirements

• Qualification in Finance related discipline
• 1 - 3+ years in finance related roles, ideally in the real estate industry
• Relevant client engagement experience is desirable
• Ability to respond effectively to sensitive issues.
• Ability to discuss effectively with employees, management, and client groups to contribute to activities/workload underway.
• Fluency in English and local language
• Must possess reasonable financial knowledge

Job Title

Counsel, Real Estate and Corporate (Attorney)

Job Description Summary

The successful candidate for this position will have responsibility for providing legal support to Cushman & Wakefield's Corporate Real Estate Services team as well as the global Corporate Legal team. The Counsel will report to and support the Senior Corporate Counsel – Global Corporate and M&A and may also be requested to provide ad hoc assistance on and management of special projects as they arise. With 7+ years of legal experience at a major law firm, in-house environment, or a combination of both, with specific expertise handling (1) national leasing and subleasing transactions, including leasing agreements, AIA contract agreements and lease disputes and (2) general corporate matters, which may include corporate governance, legal entity management, M&A transactions and other various transactional matters. The successful candidate will have a strong background in real estate law and is a strategic thought leader who possesses business acumen and can manage the technical legal advice required to support C&W business partners efficiently and effectively across the nation, as well as serve as a counselor and partner to key business stakeholders. Demonstrated experience supporting sophisticated businesses lines is critical, as is an ability to manage third party advisers and work collaboratively in teams across geographies.

Job Description

Essential Job Duties:

• Provide first chair legal advice on various complex real estate transactions, including real estate leases (including build to suit leases for corporate facilities), subleases, licenses and AIA contract agreements.
• Draft, review and negotiate ancillary real estate documents, including amendments, assignments, extensions/renewals, terminations, master services agreements, SNDAs, personal guarantees and estoppels.
• Advise on lease terms, conditions and potential risks and provide strategic recommendations to mitigate potential legal issues in various jurisdictions around the nation.
• Handle disputes and legal matters relating to corporate real estate, including landlord-tenant or subtenant disputes, property damage claims, and other litigation matters, and develop strategies for dispute resolution and negotiate settlements when necessary.
• Collaborate closely with the corporate real estate services business team in facilitating and overseeing real estate transactions, identifying risks and concerns while presenting potential alternatives and solutions to challenging business issues.
• Assist with corporate matters, including corporate governance (e.g., corporate filings, entity management, Board materials, minutes, resolutions, consents), M&A transactions, and other general transactional matters.
• Provide legal advice and support to internal stakeholders with respect to the legal policies and the legal implications of proposed transactions; maintain open communication and good working relationships with internal clients and affiliates and partners of the Company; ensure compliance with organizational policies.
• Proactively set and execute legal strategies anticipating and addressing changes in laws, regulations and business environment to the advantage and benefit of the company.
• Oversee and manage external counsel when appropriate.
• Perform other related duties as required or requested.

Education/Experience/Training:

• J.D. from a leading law school required
• Bar admission in good standing
• Requires 7 to 10 years of experience

Competencies:

• Proven track record of successfully managing complex real estate transactions.
• Strategic problem solver who can read situations quickly and step up to challenges, seeing them as opportunities.
• Comfortable with ambiguity and uncertainty and able to adapt nimbly and lead others through complex situations.
• Strong analytical and negotiation skills along with a high degree of initiative and self-direction to work independently and within a team.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, handle multiple, conflicting priorities while managing a substantial workload and client expectations.
• Ability to present the unvarnished truth in an appropriate and helpful manner.
• Exceptional communication and organizational skills with a keen attention to detail and accuracy.
• Demonstrated customer/client focus.

Cushman & Wakefield provides equal employment opportunity. Discrimination of any type will not be tolerated. Cushman & Wakefield is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative​ Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without  regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by state, federal, or local law.

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