Asset Management Analyst
coda searchstaffingBrooklyn (NY)
Asset Management Analyst
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coda searchstaffingBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Position Overview:
Our client, a world-class institutional real estate investment manager, is seeking an Analyst to join their Asset Management team in New York, NY. In this role, you’ll drive the analysis behind acquisitions, dispositions, due diligence, and ongoing operations across a commercial real estate portfolio. You’ll gain hands-on involvement across the full asset management lifecycle and regular access to the firm’s senior leadership and outside advisors. This opportunity focuses on financial analysis, valuations and due diligence, investment research, pitch presentations, financial modeling (ARGUS), and underwriting.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead strategic asset reviews and produce investment valuations and return projections
- Support refinancing and disposition transactions, along with acquisitions and due diligence
- Build financial models and deliver rigorous analysis across the commercial real estate portfolio
- Help evaluate emerging growth opportunities for the firm, such as PropTech investments and co-working strategies
- Run leasing analysis, comparable sales, and company comps to gauge asset value and market positioning
- Conduct market research and analyze property and market data to inform asset strategy
- Develop presentations and draft memoranda for internal and external audiences
- Qualifications1 to 3 years of relevant commercial real estate experience required, ideally at an institutional or alternative asset manager, real estate private equity or credit firm, private real estate investment firm, or brokerage capital markets group
- Bachelor’s Degree required, with top academic pedigree (2024 or 2025 undergraduate)A Master’s in Real Estate or MBA is a plus
- Strong command of IRR, NPV, and discounted cash flow analysis
- Solid grasp of credit analysis and the ability to read and interpret financial statements
- Advanced Excel and ARGUS Enterprise required
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