Supports real estate asset managers overseeing data center investments. Responsibilities include extracting operating metrics, preparing financial and portfolio reports, analyzing leasing and property performance, reviewing leases and loan documents, supporting acquisitions and dispositions, and coordinating information among managers, property teams, and executives.
Position Summary
The Real Estate Analyst reports to the Vice President / Asset Manager. The individual hired for
this position will work directly on a portfolio of real estate investments primarily comprised of
Data Centers. The position is tasked with helping drive investment strategy and value creation through oversight of property operations and capital deployment. The ideal candidate should
have effective communication skills, a strong work ethic, and a desire to learn and assume additional roles.
Essential Job Functions
- Assist asset managers with:
- Extracting metrics from various data sources, including accounting systems, to support the development and execution of strategic business plans and property operating budgets.
- Drafting quarterly and annual property reporting packages covering portfolio metrics, financial performance, developments, and outlooks of the portfolio and individual properties
- Preparing detailed financial analyses of operating performance, leasing trends, submarket analytics, and competitive property analysis
- Maintaining efficient information flow between asset managers, property managers, and executives
- Assist with reviewing and analyzing new leases and uploading data into the firm’s accounting system as needed.
- Assist with reviewing capital structures and loan documents to fulfill lenders’ requests.
- Assist with Acquisitions by reviewing due diligence materials and summarizing findings.
- Assist with Dispositions by preparing due diligence materials.
- Participate in other ad hoc activities that may be assigned from time to time.
Qualifications
Education:
- Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, real estate, business, or a related field (MBA preferred).
- 1 - 3 years of expertise in real estate asset management and acquisitions.
Skills and Abilities
- Proficiency in extracting metrics from various data sources is crucial for supporting strategic business plans and property operating budgets.
- The ability to draft comprehensive property reporting packages is essential for conveying portfolio metrics, financial performance, developments, and outlooks.
- Capability in preparing detailed financial analyses is vital for evaluating operating performance, leasing trends, submarket analytics, and competitive property analysis.
- Effective communication is critical for maintaining an efficient information flow between asset managers, property managers, and executives, facilitating collaboration.
- The skill to review and analyze new leases and manage data upload into the accounting system is important for accurate and streamlined financial processes.
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