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As the NYC Real Estate Manager, you will drive supply growth in the New York Area, by working with the Head of Real Estate and the Growth team to identify top-of-the-funnel supply opportunities for Codi, get brokers and landlords onboard, negotiate agreements, manage deal closings, and asset manage the properties in Codi's portfolio.
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We’re looking for someone to join the Drive - Real Estate team to rapidly scale our next big bet. Partner with the Head of Drive - Real Estate to execute the long term real estate plan, and own execution and implementation of interim short term solutions.
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Our client, is a real estate organization that is approx. The Property Manager is responsible for operations such as accounting, tenant relationships, maintenance repairs, snow removal and landscaping services etc.
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The Facilities Manager plays a crucial role in overseeing AmTrust’s real estate portfolio and property management operations for AmTrust in the US. The Facilities Manager will be responsible for real estate or facility requirements related to both owned and leased locations and will work closely with internal business units and will manage critical external vendors related to our offices.
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The ideal candidate will exhibit a fervor for advertising, real estate, and development, and be prepared to tackle diverse responsibilities to bolster the team. - 3-5 years of experience in business, real estate, or a related field.
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Clients span the commercial and multifamily real estate, education, and construction industries and the customers they serve. Working knowledge and understanding of the commercial real estate market or commercial construction a plus.
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Perform technical review of engagement work papers, tax returns as it relates to partnerships, individuals, S and C-Corporations
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We’re looking for ambitious and highly skilled individuals who deeply understand real estate investing, development, and asset management workflows and can lead enterprise engagements with ambitious customers.
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Tax Manager | Real Estate. Managing tax advisory services, tax compliance, and tax provision to pass-through and C-corporation entities with an emphasis on manufacturing and distribution, construction and real estate, professional services, technology, and financial institutions.
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Assist in the development of real estate strategies for J.Crew, J.Crew Factory, and Madewell. Participate in monthly Real Estate Committee meetings, presenting new real estate deals to senior leadership.
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Our client is a large financial services firm who is looking to hire a Senior Project Manager to transform their finance systems for their real estate group. Our client is a large financial services firm who is looking to hire a Senior Project Manager to transform their finance systems for their real estate group.
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Deliver powerful results To achieve our vision, we are searching for a stellar Real Estate Project Manager with at least 3-5+ years of experience in roles requiring strong project management and organizational skills in fast-paced work environments.
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The Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Relationship Manager is a highly qualified, credit-trained manager with an existing client base in New Jersey and takes pride in acquiring and providing a full complement of services to well-qualified clients with a focus on industrial assets.
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They are looking for an Audit Manager to join their Real Estate group in their Manhattan, NY office. Real estate audit background. They are looking for an Audit Manager to join their Real Estate group in their Manhattan, NY office.
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We are delighted to be working with an international firm headquartered in New York to recruit a Business Development manager to work in a brand new role covering both the Energy and Real Estate practice groups.
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