that's not bad at all and I'm sure firms will understand that UCL run a rigorous law course and so your grades will be looked at bearing that in mind. obviously it would have been better if you had no 2:2's but its not like you were very far off a 2:1 in either module and I think your decent land law grade will look good, as its a technical area of the law and this may apply especially if you are applying to a firm with a renowned real estate practice, such as Berwin Leighton Paisner.