New Build Conveyancer – Essex
New Build Conveyancer in Essex. Salary on offer: From £50,000. Apply in confidence through Austen Lloyd’s specialist legal recruitment team.
The Role
Handle a caseload of new build residential property transactions from instruction to completion.
Manage transactions involving developers, housebuilders, and their legal representatives.
Deal with plot sales and purchases, including Help to Buy matters where applicable.
Review contracts, leases, searches, and title documentation.
Liaise with clients, lenders, estate agents, and developers to ensure smooth transaction progress.
Maintain a high standard of client care throughout the conveyancing process.
About You
Essential experience in handling new build conveyancing transactions.
Ability to manage your own caseload with minimal supervision.
Strong technical knowledge of residential conveyancing procedures.
Organised, proactive, and confident in managing deadlines and competing priorities.
Strong communicator with a client-focused approach.
What's on Offer
£50,000 salary.
Permanent position.
Why This Role
Join an established team with a steady flow of work and opportunities for career development in residential property.
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Market Spotlight — Essex
The current legal recruitment landscape is highly active. Firms are prioritizing strategic hires and offering robust packages to secure top-tier talent in specialized fields.
Demand
High for experienced specialists
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Why Austen Lloyd?
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