Associate Attorney - Transactional

Established (50+ Years) Premier Firm Seeking Associate Attorney for Real Estate & Affordable Housing in Washington, DC / Boston, MAAn established firm with offices in Washington, DC and Boston, MA and over 50+ years in practice is seeking an Associate Attorney with 2-7+ years of experience to join their team on a fully remote basis. This role focuses on transactional real estate, affordable housing finance, and community development, including multilayered real estate transactions, tax credit structuring, and regulatory compliance across complex financing structures. The firm's practice spans clients nationwide, with significant work concentrated in California, and provides travel support to the California office throughout the year.Offer:Salary range: Competitive, contingent on experienceComprehensive benefits packageFully remote work arrangement with travel support provided for California office visitsCollaborative team environment with direct access to firm leadershipExposure to high-impact, mission-driven transactional work across the countryQualifications:Active admission to the California State Bar is required2-7+ years of experience in transactional real estate, affordable housing, or community development lawDemonstrated ability to handle complex, multilayered real estate transactions with minimal oversightFamiliarity with tax credit structures, regulatory frameworks, and layered financing sources is strongly preferredEast Coast-based candidates are preferred, though the role is fully remoteStrong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to work independently and collaboratively across a distributed teamResponsibilities:Structure and close multilayered real estate transactions involving affordable housing and community development projectsAdvise clients on complex financing arrangements, including novel and layered funding sourcesNavigate federal and state regulatory requirements applicable to affordable housing and community development transactionsAddress tax structuring issues, including low-income housing tax credits and other financing mechanismsManage multiple active matters simultaneously with a high degree of independenceTravel to the California office as needed throughout the year, with firm-provided travel supportCollaborate with partners and the hiring committee as part of the firm's internal vetting and integration process