Analyst, Acquisitions and Development
$110 K to $120 K
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$110 K to $120 K
About the role
- Analyze potential acquisition, development, and debt opportunities, including: Determine preliminary income and expense projections and evaluate in-place and market rents
- Assess economic, demographic, and real estate market data
- Analyze and track sales comparables and pipeline activity
- Prepare and ensure the accuracy of valuation models and pro formas
- Perform financial feasibility, sensitivity, and risk/reward analyses
- Prepare market analyses and reports, including rent and operating expense analysis, land and existing sale comparables, pipeline activity, and economic and employment indicators
- Actively participate in evaluating and closing real estate transactions, including acquisitions and dispositions, and organize and track due diligence documentation for land development acquisitions
- Prepare preliminary financial packages and memoranda for the Investment Committee and assist with construction financing commitments
- Maintain and regularly update pro formas throughout the investment lifecycle, from initial valuation and due diligence through business plan execution and disposition
- Prepare cash flow projections and business plans to evaluate investment alternatives and exit strategies
- Coordinate and assist in securing entitlements by identifying regulatory requirements, preparing entitlement applications, and supporting community outreach efforts
- Maintain and track project schedules, milestones, timelines, development team meetings, action items, and project status and variance reporting
- Coordinate with other Carmel departments, including Construction, Finance, Asset Management, and Legal, as well as third-party advisors, to support successful project and transaction execution
- Support legal contract coordination, including pre-screening contracts for common terms and conditions and coordinating third-party attorney services with the team and General Counsel
- Assist with special Asset Team projects and corporate-level initiatives
- Strong analytical and quantitative skills with a high level of attention to detail and accuracy
- Ability to manage multiple priorities, deadlines, and workstreams in a fast-paced transaction and development environment
- Clear and concise written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to synthesize analysis for senior leaders and Investment Committee materials
- Collaborative approach and ability to work effectively across departments
- Sound judgment, discretion, accountability, and a strong sense of ownership and follow-through
- Ability and willingness to utilize emerging AI tools and technology to enhance analysis, streamline workflows, and improve productivity
- Strong interest in multifamily real estate investing and development
- What you’ll bring
- Bachelor’s degree in finance, business, economics, real estate, or a related discipline 2+ years of relevant professional experience in real estate investment, acquisitions, development, and/or project management; MBA or MRED may substitute for experience
- Strong foundation in real estate finance, underwriting, valuation, and cash flow analysis
- Demonstrated experience building and maintaining financial models and pro formas, including sensitivity and return analyses
- Working knowledge of the acquisition and development lifecycle, including due diligence, financing, entitlements, construction, business plan execution, and disposition
- Experience conducting market analysis, evaluating comparable transactions and rents, and preparing materials to support investment decisions
- Experience coordinating projects and transaction workstreams across internal teams and third-party consultants while meeting deadlines and budgets
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