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Frasia Wright Associates

Glasgow City, Scotland

7 months ago

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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOCUS

LOOKING FOR RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY SPECIALISTS…

At Frasia Wright Associates, we are currently working on a variety of dynamic and high-profile commercial property opportunities across Scotland. We’re seeing a growing demand for commercial property specialists at all levels, and are keen to connect with talented lawyers ready for a new challenge.

If you’re considering your next move in commercial property—regardless of experience or level—we invite you to get in touch for a confidential discussion, or visit our website for more information. Below is a small selection of the opportunities we currently have available:

Residential & Commercial Property – Wick/Remote (Assignment 17310)

Advise on residential, commercial, and rural property transactions, including drafting and due diligence. Open to all levels (NQ–senior/consultant); strong communication and caseload management essential. Competitive salary, flexible/hybrid options, and career development in a scenic Highlands location.

Real Estate/Rural Business and Natural Capital – Edinburgh (Assignment 17303)

Advise on estates, agricultural land, forestry, renewables, and natural capital projects. Clients include landowners, developers, investors, public bodies, and community organisations. 4+ years’ PQE required; supportive team offering growth in a leading rural practice.

Partner, Commercial Property – Edinburgh (Assignment 15554)

Lead on property finance, investment, sales/purchases, leasing, and disputes. Join an established Commercial Property team with potential cross-border work. 10+ years’ PQE; following welcome but not essential; partnership-level opportunity.

Real Estate Senior Associate – Edinburgh (Assignment 17610)

Handle investment, development, and strategic land transactions for high-profile clients. 6+ years’ PQE with strong technical skills, client focus, and mentoring experience. Collaborative team, flexible working, and clear route to progression.

Real Estate Associate – Edinburgh/Glasgow (Assignment 17567)

Advise on investment, development, asset management, and renewables across multiple sectors. 3–6 years’ PQE, managing complex transactions and mentoring juniors. Strong pay, benefits, and hybrid working in a forward-thinking, inclusive firm.

Real Estate Associate (SSU) – Edinburgh/Glasgow (Assignment 17636)

Join secondment team, working directly with major businesses while supported by private practice. 2–5 years’ PQE; in-house/secondment experience desirable; travel flexibility required. Competitive package with hybrid working, bonus, and strong career development.

If you’re interested in any of the roles listed above, or would like to explore commercial property opportunities more broadly, please contact Frasia, Cameron, Teddie, Stephanie, or Jade for a confidential initial discussion.

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