Financial Analyst (Real Estate)

Posted 12 days ago

lhhFort Worth (TX)

Financial Specialists, All OtherLessors of Other Real Estate Property

SENIORITY

Mid

About the role

Real Estate AnalystA premier commercial real estate organization in Downtown Fort Worth is seeking a Real Estate Analyst to join its growing team.Why This Opportunity Stands OutOpportunity to join a highly visible real estate organization controlling multiple blocks in Downtown Fort WorthUnique blend of leasing, asset management, financial analysis, and relationship managementSignificant growth potential with exposure to development projects and special initiativesExpansion hire due to continued growth and increased leasing activityWhat You'll DoDevelop financial models to evaluate new leases, renewals, and asset performancePrepare presentations, reports, and recommendations for ownership and key decision makersAnalyze lease economics, concessions, rental rates, and deal structuresSupport office and retail leasing initiatives by identifying prospective tenants and cultivating broker relationshipsConduct property tours and presentations for prospective tenantsPerform market research and maintain knowledge of competing properties throughout the Fort Worth marketCoordinate with internal teams on lease modifications, tenant matters, billing requests, and operational initiativesBuild and maintain strong relationships with tenants, brokers, and stakeholdersMonitor occupancy trends, rental rates, leasing activity, and other key asset performance indicatorsAssist with lease negotiations and provide recommendations to ownershipParticipate in special projects related to asset management, development opportunities, and portfolio strategyWhat They're Looking ForBachelor's degree required2+ years of experience in commercial real estate, leasing, asset management, financial analysis, brokerage, or related fieldsUnderstanding of commercial lease structures, negotiations, and real estate terminologyStrong financial modeling and analytical skillsAdvanced Excel skills requiredExperience with CoStar or other commercial real estate platforms is a plus

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