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The Team oversees the legal aspects of real estate, debt financing, and other business transactions for the City. The real estate attorneys work on a wide range of real estate transactions and property management issues for the City – from large, complex development projects, such as mixed-use commercial developments and affordable and supportive housing projects, to purchases and sales, leases, loans, legislation, easements and other real estate matters.
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Burke, Williams & Sorensen, LLP is seeking a transactional attorney with six to eight years’ experience in affordable housing policy matters and affordable housing development and financing transactions, including negotiating and drafting loan documents, ground leases, regulatory agreements, easements, and related documents for multifamily developments.
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Under supervision of the Director of Real Estate Development, the Senior Project Manager will help Insight Housing promote and develop housing to serve individuals experiencing homelessness.
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The Senior Asset Manager, Real Estate Equity will oversee a portfolio of restricted affordable housing (LIHTC, Section 8, etc.) 8-10+ years' experience with real estate, housing programs, finance, accounting, law, and/or property management.
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Minimum of seven years of progressive experience in asset management, property management or affordable housing development. + Develop and implement policies, procedures, training, and monitoring systems for affordable housing compliance and regulatory compliance.
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Bachelor’s Degree is required in either business, urban planning, real estate development or a related field; an advanced degree is welcome but not required. About the Company: City Ventures is a real estate developer focused on repositioning underutilized real estate into residential and mixed-use housing in supply constrained coastal urban infill areas.
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Responsibilities primarily relate to Anywheres corporate real estate lease portfolio, which consists of approximately 4.3 million square feet of domestic office space, including 3.4 million square feet of housing the approximately 620 company owned real estate brokerage offices.
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Real Estate Development: Building and preserving affordable housing, commercial spaces and mixed-use, mixed-income projects in Oakland and across other cities in the East Bay, and acquiring existing multi-family properties and stabilizing the rents for current residents.
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Two years of experience in real-estate, property management, or housing support. Provide information about affordable housing options, housing subsidy programs (including the S+C and Section 8 lottery) to participants.
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The AHCLPM will collaborate effectively with internal and external partners to facilitate the closings of all Affordable Housing and Commercial Construction Transactions, with a strong understanding of affordable housing subordinate financing programs including 9% taxable and 4% Tax Exempt LIHTC, Participation loans programs.
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At least two years of specific experience with affordable housing development finance is required including fluency with low-income housing tax credits, State housing programs, federal housing programs (such as HOME, CDBG, Section 8), and local City or County financing.
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Industries served by the Operational Partnership Services practice include private equity, real estate, telecom, technology, healthcare, media & entertainment, energy, retail, and financial services that frequently involve asset management, venture capital, and international outbound joint ventures.
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Must have experience in affordable housing programs including but not limited to: LIHTC, HUD programs (Project Based Section 8, Section 236, PRAC, 811 PRA), USDRural Development (515), HCD, HOME Funds and Bonds.
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Knowledge of affordable housing programs (i.e. HUD, Tax Credit/LIHTC, Section 8, MOH). Have five (5) years of experience in residential property management and affordable housing.
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Our customers span industries, such as hospitality, real-estate, or even last-mile delivery, and range in sieze from startups-in-garage to public companies. Qualifications: 4+ years of full-stack development experience with expertise in TypeScript.
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