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One or more of the following credentials or certifications is required: CPA License, Levels 1 & 2 of the CFA exam, JD, PhD, MBA or Master's degree in Accounting, Finance, Tax, Quantitative Statistics, Engineering, Corporate Engineering, Information Systems, Financial Engineering, Economics, Real Estate Finance or Hospitality, Enrolled Agent (EA), State Certified Appraiser License.
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Company DescriptionRealtaSnap is a premier real estate media company dedicated to transforming property listings through high-quality photography, videography, and advanced 3D tours. Requirements:Proven experience in real estate photography and videography.
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Innovative Driven is currently seeking an experienced Commercial Real Estate Paralegal to assist the team at one of our NYC law firm clients! Must have a minimum of 4-5 years of experience as a Real Estate Paralegal.
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Perform critical real estate due diligence functions on solar/battery storage projects, including survey analysis and title clearing. My client is seeking a Real Estate Manager to work as part of their legal team in their brand new, shiny, NY HQ.
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Represent clients in real estate litigation matters, including but not limited to, disputes involving commercial and residential properties, landlord-tenant issues, lease disputes, property management conflicts, and construction-related litigation.
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Real Estate Attorney needed at a prominent New York City real estate law firm located in midtown Manhattan. The ideal candidate should possess extensive expertise with cooperative and condominium work in the NYC area along with various real estate matters.
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We are a major full-service law firm of 115 plus attorneys looking to increase its talented ranks of staff, by adding a Real Estate Paralegal with 10+ years’ experience to join our Real Estate and Coop/Condominium Practice Group.
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As a Real Estate Paralegal, you will play a vital role in supporting attorneys with all aspects of real estate matters, from due diligence to closing. 3+ years of experience working as a Real Estate Paralegal in a law firm or real estate setting, in New York City.
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All Around Productions is a leading real estate photography company specializing in aerial photography, videography, HDR photos, video tours, Matterport scans, 3D virtual tours, and virtual staging.
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As a Tax Senior Manager within the Investment Management - Real Estate Tax group, you will provide federal tax consulting and compliance services to clients in the Real Estate industry sector.
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JOB TITLE : Deputy Director, Occupancy Management - Real Estate SALARY RANGE : $130,000 - $140,000 HAY POINTS : 864 DEPT/DIV : Real Estate SUPERVISOR : Director of Operations, Real Estate LOCATION : 2 Broadway HOURS OF WORK : 9:00am – 5:30pm (7 ½ hours) DEADLINE : Open Until Filled SUMMARY : The Deputy Director, Occupancy Management for MTA Real Estate, plays a strategic role in managing a vast real estate office portfolio of up to approximately 4 million square feet.
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Strong understanding of landlord/tenant law and real estate litigation. Law is seeking a talented and motivated Associate Commercial Real Estate Attorney to join our dynamic legal team.
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Job SummaryReporting directly to the Chief Financial Officer, the Senior Vice President, Real Estate & Facilities Management (SVP/REFM) will be a key strategic leader overseeing facilities management and supporting the development of new capital projects.
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Draft commercial contracts, community declarations, and easement agreements; review title and survey; and advise on lease disputes (i.e., collections, bankruptcy, and CAM and real estate tax disputes) as needed.
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Job Details Description POSITION SUMMARYDirectly supports the Philanthropies group, including the Housing & Homelessness, and Mission Real Estate Development teams in executing the acquisition, development, asset management, financing, and portfolio tracking and reporting of grants and investments in commercial, multifamily, and institutional real estate projects, with a significant focus on affordable housing, in NYC, throughout the and internationally.
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