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David Careers

Financial Accountant

Posted 4 days ago

ascendo resourcesGlens Falls (NY)
Accountants and AuditorsOther Accounting Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$75,000 - $90,000 per year

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About the role

Staff Accountant – Real Estate Development | Midtown Manhattan | $75K–$90K + Bonus Ascendo Resources is currently seeking a Staff Accountant for a full-time, hybrid role. Our client is a well-established real estate developer with a national portfolio (office, residential, mixed-use and industrial). You’ll be the financial link between the development teams, joint-venture partners and leadership, from groundbreaking to sale. What you’ll work on Monthly journal entries, bank and intercompany reconciliations, and financial statement prep Construction loan draws and funding requests for active development projects Tracking project costs against approved budgets Monthly reporting to internal leadership and outside JV partners Audit support and transaction closings (settlement statements, gain-on-sale calcs) What you bring Bachelor’s in Accounting (or related field) CPA, or in progress with at least one exam section passed 1+ years of accounting experience. Public accounting is a big plus Strong Excel and writing skills. Yardi is a bonus, not a must Why it’s worth a look $75,000–$90,000 base + bonus
Hybrid: 4 days onsite, Fridays from home
Tuition assistance, 401(k), medical/dental/vision, paid parental leave, commuter benefits If you’re early in your CPA journey and want real estate exposure that most staff roles can’t offer, please apply!

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