Senior Solicitor - Property

Shape the future of property and construction law with Buddle Findlay.Our property team is expanding, and we’re looking for a talented senior solicitor to join our leading practice, working alongside partners Paula Ormandy and Tom Bennett.You’ll be at the forefront of high-profile property and construction projects, advising a diverse mix of clients including local government, crown entities, corporates, and international investors. Every day will offer variety, from acquisitions and disposals, commercial leasing, and subdivisions, to developments, construction, and infrastructure projects.You’ll work closely with Paula and Tom, supporting them across a range of matters and playing a key role in delivering exceptional outcomes for our exceptional clients. You’ll also benefit from mentorship from the partners, who are committed to your professional growth and success.What We’re Looking ForAt least five years’ relevant commercial property or construction experiencePassion for commercial real estate and/or construction and a collaborative approachEnergy, curiosity, and a drive to tackle new challenges.What We OfferThe opportunity to work with highly recognised clients on a diverse range of exciting and high-profile property and/or construction mattersMarket-leading leave benefits, flexible working, and top-market remunerationA culture focused on your professional and personal growth, supported all the way.About Buddle FindlayWe are one of New Zealand’s leading commercial and public law firms, with offices in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch. Our collaborative culture means you’ll feel valued, connected, and part of a team that champions your success.How To ApplyWe'd love to hear from you, please apply via the link or send your details to recruitment@buddlefindlay.com. For a confidential conversation, contact Jill McLisky, Talent Attraction Specialist, at +64 9 363 0607 or jill.mclisky@buddlefindlay.com.We look forward to you joining our team and being part of our success.Together we grow, Ka tipu tahi tatau.