Financial Analyst
Financial Analyst
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Build and maintain sophisticated cash flow and valuation models
- Analyze acquisitions, redevelopment projects, and leasing opportunities through an ownership lens
- Develop pro formas for ground-up development and value-add initiatives
- Partner with business leaders to identify revenue growth and NOI enhancement opportunities
- Prepare investment and strategic planning materials for senior leadership
- Conduct budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and portfolio performance reporting
- Evaluate tenant financials and creditworthiness
- Create and enhance reporting tools, dashboards, and financial models
- Support high-impact special projects that shape portfolio strategy
- What Makes This Opportunity Different?
- Direct exposure to senior leadership and investment decision-making
- Opportunity to work on iconic retail and mixed-use properties
- Broad exposure across finance, leasing, asset management, and development
- Highly visible role with significant growth potential
- Collaborative environment where strong performers are given responsibility early and often
- Stable, well-capitalized platform with a long track record of creating value
- 3-5 years of financial analysis experience
- Commercial real estate experience strongly preferred
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Real Estate, Economics, or related field
- Strong understanding of valuation concepts including IRR, NPV, discounted cash flow analysis, and financial ratios
- Advanced Excel and financial modeling skillsARGUS Enterprise experience preferred
- Analytical, detail-oriented, and intellectually curious
- Ability to communicate financial insights to both finance and operational stakeholders
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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