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Real Estate Development Internship Inch&Co Real Estate - Development Internship Program (Summer 2027)
Location: York, PA Program Dates: Summer 2027 About Inch&Co Inch&Co is a vertically integrated real estate company specializing in development, construction, property management, and investment. Our team brings projects to life from concept through completion and long-term operations. Program Overview The Inch&Co Real Estate Development Internship is designed to give students real-world exposure to the full lifecycle of a development deal, from sourcing and underwriting to construction and stabilization. This is a hands-on, rotational program where interns will work directly with leadership across multiple divisions.
What You'll Learn: By the end of the program, interns will: Understand the full lifecycle of a real estate development project Learn how acquisitions, capital, construction, and operations work together Gain exposure to financial underwriting and deal analysis Develop analytical, communication, and business skills Complete a final project tied to a real Inch&Co initiative Program Structure Interns will rotate through key divisions: Week 1: Program Kickoff & Development Week 2: Capital & Investments (Cascade Capital) Week 3: Construction Week 4: Property Management Week 5: Accounting Week 6: Industry Exposure & Guest Speakers (Banking, Insurance, Leadership) Week 7: Final Project, Presentations & Feedback Responsibilities Assist with development research and market analysis Support financial modeling and underwriting Participate in project meetings and site visits Collaborate with multiple departments on active projects Contribute to a final presentation and project deliverable Qualifications Pursuing a degree in: Real Estate Finance Construction Management Business Architecture Civil Engineering Accounting or related field Strong interest in real estate development Analytical mindset and attention to detail Strong communication and organizational skills Ability to work in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment

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