Leasing Representative
Posted today
edensDallas (TX)
Real Estate Sales AgentsLessors of Other Real Estate Property
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Leasing ProfessionalEDENS is looking for a leasing professional who has extensive retail leasing experience, a broad network of retailer contacts, and can immediately perform on leasing production to source and execute on leases with retail partners.Position SummaryPivotal member of regional leasing team who holds responsibility for leasing production and performance of a portfolio of assets for existing core properties, redevelopment and new development properties. The position works directly with the Regional Head, Investment Manager and Leasing Executive to set strategic goals, merchandising strategy, and leadership in execution of leasing objectives.Key ResponsibilitiesSourcing and executing on high volume of retail leases annually with national, regional and local retail tenantsDevelop dynamic, project-specific merchandising strategies to align vision and goals with Development, Investment Management and Marketing teamsContinually build strong relationships with key retail partnersMarket analysis including competitive analysis and defining and breaking down trade areasWork across multi-functional teams to coordinate execution with Investment Management, Development, Legal, Marketing, Design, Construction Management and Property ManagementRequirementsRetail leasing professional with 1-5 years of experienceActive Texas real estate salesperson license (required at minimum).Ability to execute in-line dealsExtensive existing network of national and regional retailers and industry contactsEqual Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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