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Senior Director Business Development

Posted 11 days ago

heron wolfBrooklyn (NY)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$120.19 per hour

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About the role

Senior Director, Business Development | Commercial Real Estate | NYC | $230k - $250k base + bonus Senior business development opportunity with a leading New York real estate owner-operator Identify new business opportunities through relationships with institutional investors, family ownership groups, and other key market participants Stay closely connected to new developments, ownership activity, and emerging opportunities across the commercial real estate market Work directly with senior leadership to originate business, develop relationships, and support the continued growth of the platform We see this suiting someone coming from an established investment sales or commercial real estate brokerage background who has built strong relationships across the New York market and is interested in applying that experience within an ownership platform. Looking for someone who understands the market, knows the key players, and has the credibility and relationships to pick up the phone and open doors. This is a senior, relationship-driven position with considerable exposure to leadership and an opportunity to make a meaningful commercial impact. This isn't a traditional commission-based brokerage position. The role offers a base salary of up to $250K, alongside a target annual bonus of approximately $125K.We appreciate it's hard to get the full picture from a job advert, so please reach out if you'd like more information. If there's alignment and you're ready to be considered, hit apply, and we'll review and come back to you with potential next steps.

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