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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 3 Years, A law firm in Dallas, TX, is seeking a Real Estate Investment and Development Associate Attorney with a minimum of 3 years of experience in various aspects of real estate law, including corporate leasing, portfolio management, construction, property acquisition and disposition, real estate financing and investment, real estate joint ventures, and/or development and redevelopment.
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Provide data analytics expertise for Real Estate, Security, and Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) departments. Knowledge of real estate, security, and EH&S data analytics is preferred.
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As a Tax Senior Manager within the Investment Management - Real Estate Tax group, you will provide federal tax consulting and compliance services to clients in the Real Estate industry sector.
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Through its investment, financing, asset management, and talent management approach, PGIM Real Estate engages in practices that strive to ignite positive environmental and social impact, while pursuing activities that seek to strengthen communities around the world.
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This role sits within the Spend Management pillar and will focus on strategic sourcing activity, within the Americas Real Estate and Global FM Category. The Corporate Planning & Management (CPM) Division unifies Finance & Planning, Spend Management, Operational Risk and Resilience, and CPM Engineering teams to deliver business planning and analytics, expense management, third party risk management, and governance strategies across the firm.
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7+ years of experience practicing real estate law, with a focus on transactions related to real estate capital markets (equity, debt, mezzanine, and preferred equity), preferably as an in-house attorney.
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Operational Risk & Resilience drives firmwide Operational Risk programs along with second line teams and implements required changes within CPM. The Corporate Insurance & Advisory team in this pillar identifies, procures, and manages corporate insurance needs for the firm and its investing businesses.
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One or more of the following: CPA License, Levels 1 & 2 of the CFA exam, JD, PhD, MBA or Master’s degree in Finance, Tax, Quantitative Statistics, Financial Engineering, Economics, Real Estate Finance or Hospitality, State Certified Appraiser License.
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The ideal candidate will have a solid background in real estate development, public finance, public law, and/or government relations, with substantive legal experience in some or all of the following areas: real estate, municipal utility districts (MUD), public improvement districts, public-private partnerships in land development, and public law.
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As a Senior Corporate Counsel for Shared Services, you will be an integral part of our legal team, responsible for supporting commercial contracts and providing expert legal advice in real estate, litigation, intellectual property (IP), data privacy, and compliance.
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Transactional analysis and tax structuring related to the acquisition, restructuring, and disposition of real estate assets in fund and REIT structures. Coordination with the Transaction Advisory team to provide multiple services relating to real estate transactions.
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Bachelor's Degree and a minimum of 5 years of trust administration and estate planning experience, preferred. Technical expertise in the areas of trust administration, fiduciary law, and estate and wealth transfer planning.
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We partner with owners of multifamily, single-family, and boutique hospitality properties, transforming underutilized real estate into stylishly furnished, professionally managed units that cater to business and leisure travelers alike.
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Petro-Hunt actively purchases minerals and royalties, owns and operates a gas processing facility, is part owner of an oil refinery, actively invests in real estate development, and operates a private equity alternative investment division.
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Your Role:As a Private Markets Funds Lawyer, you will play a critical role in supporting the structuring, formation, launch and maintenance of Invesco's private credit, real estate and other alternative investment funds and supporting Invesco's alternative investment funds platform.
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