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Property Controller

Posted 3 days ago

core talent usGlens Falls (NY)

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About the role

ABOUT THE COMPANY: Core Talent is partnering with an established real estate owner to appoint a Property Controller in New York City. This is an opportunity to take ownership of property accounting and work closely with senior management, owners and property operations at a fabulous midtown location.
BENEFITS: Base salary up to $215,000 with additional bonus
401(k) retirement plan, Medical, dental, vision and life insurance
ABOUT THE ROLE: Based on-site in Midtown Manhattan, you’ll take full ownership of accounting and financial reporting and management for a prominent commercial property asset (mixed use). This hands-on role covers month-end close, budgets prep/management, cash flow, tenant recoveries, taxes, and audits. You’ll provide owners and senior management with accurate financial information and maintain effective controls across day-to-day operations.
DUTIES:
  • Manage small on-site property accounting team
  • Own month-end close and prepare financial reporting packages.
  • Develop budgets, forecasts and cash flow projections.
  • Prepare CAM and real estate tax recoveries.
  • Complete NYC TC forms, RPIE statements and tax schedules.
  • Coordinate audits, maintain controls and improve processes.
  • SKILLS & EXPERIENCE
  • Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance
  • Commercial Property Controller experience or equivalent
  • NYC office and retail property accounting knowledge
  • Strong US GAAP skills
  • Skilled user of Yardi Voyager
  • Confident working with senior leaders, owners and external advisers
CULTURE A collaborative, fast-paced business where you’ll work directly with colleagues across accounting, property operations and ownership. This role suits someone who takes a hand on approach, enjoys working through the detail and brings a practical approach to solving problems.
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APPLY or contact Craig Robinson, President at for a confidential discussion.

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