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David Careers

Network Real Estate Specialist / Developer II #JP00044122

Posted 5 days ago

trioptusChicago (IL)
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association ManagersOther Activities Related to Real Estate

SENIORITY

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About the role

Real Estate Specialist IIMust have skills (most important):Experienced with site acquisition and project management of Marco New Builds sites Understands permitting, zoning, and leasing processes Ability to manage PO's and to create PO's and stick to budget for sites Must be able to work independently on a high volume of sites managing outside site acquisition companies
Job duties:
  • The ideal candidate will work as a Real Estate Specialist II directing the work of outside RE, A&E and Legal in order to take sites from search ring to real estate complete.
  • They will manage all aspects of the relationships, including weekly deployment calls, creating PO's, providing a read out to management, and attending site walks as needed.
  • They will also be responsible for working with A&E firms to route drawings to each internal group for approval.
  • Education or certifications:
  • A college degree is preferred.
  • If the candidate has enough experience, client may consider them.
  • Minimum 2 years of solid experience
Logistics: Currently, client is hybrid workers working 2 days per week in the office and remote 3 days. Occasional days in the office as the project will require sometimes.
Note: Must be physically local in the market. Do not apply unless you plan to reside in the Chicago area and attend the office as needed. Manage databases and keep projects up to date.

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