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We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented real estate and land development, and/or property management paralegal/assistant to join and support our Land Development and Legal teams.
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AllView Real Estate is a fast-growing full-service Real Estate Company focusing on Property Management and Residential and Commercial Sales Brokerage services.
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Prepares case information, researches legal property owner meeting Florida Statute 162, Notice requirements, conducts code case management, collects evidence, articulates written documentation of all violation findings and presents evidence at Code Board or Special Magistrate Hearings and other legal proceedings.
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Our client, one of the most respected Commercial Real Estate and Property Management companies is actively growing its commercial portfolio in Northern California focused on developing modern and sustainable properties needs a strong, financial minded Senior Property Manager for a property with active facilities and space management.
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Building and Land Technology (BLT- is a privately held real estate private equity, development and property management firm based in Stamford, CT. Founded in 1982, BLT is vertically integrated and has invested, developed, owned and managed over five million square feet of commercial space and over 10,000 residential units.
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Work with Assistant Controllers and Accounting Managers to oversee Fiscal operating functions for financial reporting, general accounting, real estate development accounting, property accounting, internal auditing, cost accounting, payroll processing, contracts budgetary, treasury management and internal controls.
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Active bar membership in the state with 2-4+ years of experience in one of the following areas business law, personal injury, family law, criminal law, bankruptcy, real estate, employment litigation, government legal services, workers compensation or estate planning.
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Responsibilities: Represent clients in one of the following areas business law, personal injury, family law, criminal law, bankruptcy, real estate, employment litigation, government legal services, workers compensation or estate planning.
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Collaborate with colleagues and legal support staff to ensure efficient case management. We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Associate Attorney to join our dynamic and expanding legal team.
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Job Summary and QualificationsSeeking a Director of Real Estate for Methodist Healthcare System who is responsible for the planning and execution of real estate transactions for all Methodist Healthcare System sites of care, including hospitals, FSERs, urgent care centers, medical office buildings (MOBs), and ASCs. The Director will work with system personnel on various property issues including title, easements, zoning, and leasing.
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Pinnacle Real Estate Marketing is an all-encompassing Residential & Commercial Real Estate Media Company - Some of our services include: Photography, Matterport 3D Virtual Tours, Cinematic Videos & Aerial Photography.
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Extensive experience with intellectual property, IT, M&A transactions, corporate governance, litigation management, employment law, and commercial contracts: reviewing, drafting, and negotiating a wide range of commercial agreements including but not limited to software licensing, SaaS, vendor/procurement or sales/service agreements, real estate, professional services agreements, and non-disclosure agreements.
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Performs real estate duties in one or more of the following areas; property appraisal, acquisition of real property, or relocation assistance; prepares plans and reports for right-of-way projects.
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Responsibilities may include all phases of highway and bridge construction, field management of utilities or property appraisal and acquisition, relocation assistance, traffic operations, materials testing and sampling, or materials laboratory management.
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Responsibilities may be assigned in any area of transportation work, including research, planning and design, survey, environmental studies, bid lettings, construction, maintenance, or project management.
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