Real Estate Counsel, Corporate

Titan Decorative Materials Group

. Act as the Group’s main legal adviser on Greek property law, covering acquisition, disposal, development, registration and management of real estate.

Posted 11/11/2026full-timeAthens • GreeceSeniorLeadWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive expertise in Greek property and corporate law, with a strong focus on real estate transactions, land use, planning, and compliance. Proven ability to draft and negotiate legal documents, conduct due diligence, and manage complex legal matters in a corporate environment.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Greek Property Law ExpertiseReal Estate TransactionsCorporate Law ComplianceLegal Due DiligenceFluency in Greek and English

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Hard Skills

Drafting Property AgreementsNegotiating LeasesConducting Title Due DiligenceCorporate HousekeepingM&A TransactionsEnvironmental Law ComplianceUrban PlanningCommercial LitigationCourt ProceedingsLegal Research

Soft Skills

Independent ManagementCoordination with External CounselDeadline ManagementAdvisory SkillsCommunication Skills

Certifications & Qualifications

Law Degree (LLB) from Greek UniversityRegistered Member of Greek Bar Association

Industry Keywords

Real Estate LawCorporate LawEnvironmental LawAdministrative LawLand RegistryCadastreZoningPermittingCourt of AppealG.E.MI.

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Act as the Group’s main legal adviser on Greek property law, covering acquisition, disposal, development, registration and management of real estate.
Draft, review and negotiate property agreements under Greek law, including sale and purchase agreements, leases, easements, rights of way and land-access agreements.
Conduct independent legal due diligence on real estate, including title, encumbrances, land registry, cadastre, zoning, permitting and building compliance.
Advise on land registry, cadastre, forest maps, zoning, planning and environmental rules, including environmental permitting and site rehabilitation obligations.
Manage land rights and property risks for industrial and extractive operations, including cement plants and quarries, and represent the Group before courts and public authorities.
Advise on Greek corporate law, governance, company-law compliance, corporate housekeeping, G.E.MI. filings, board and shareholder resolutions, intra-group transactions, incorporations, reorganizations, restructurings and M&A.
Support commercial litigation in Greece, including demand letters, settlements, payment orders, court proceedings, enforcement and insolvency-related claims.
Work closely with the internal Group Legal team, management and business teams.
Independently manage high-priority matters, coordinate external counsel and balance multiple deadlines.

Requirements

What you’ll need

A law degree from a Greek university (LLB) is required.
10+ years of post-qualification experience in Greek property and real estate law, including real estate transactions, land use and planning, and in Greek corporate law.
Proven track record in drafting and negotiating property documents and conducting title due diligence under Greek law, such as sale and purchase agreements, leases and easements.
Solid experience in Greek corporate law, including governance, company law compliance, corporate housekeeping and corporate transactions, such as M&A and reorganizations.
Prior experience in Greek administrative and environmental law will be a strong asset, particularly in permitting and licensing (including quarry permits), urban planning, forest-land and expropriation matters, and in proceedings before public authorities, the administrative courts and the Council of State.
Additional experience in commercial litigation before Greek courts, including payment orders, enforcement proceedings and insolvency-related actions.
Must be a registered member of a Greek Bar Association at least at Court of Appeal level.
In-depth knowledge of Greek property and corporate law, civil procedure and enforcement rules, and practice before notaries, land and business registries, the Hellenic Cadastre, G.E.MI. and the Greek courts.
Fluency in Greek and English, written and spoken.
Fulfilled military service obligations, where applicable.