Director, Real Estate Economics and Finance
Urban Land Institute
Professional Area:
Real Estate Development
Urban Design
Location:
Washington, DC
Job Summary
ULI is seeking a Director, Real Estate Economics and Finance, to help support, and engage in, the full range of real estate economics and finance activities. Reporting to the associated Senior Vice President, the Director will be involved in both the operational and substantive components of various programs. Ongoing products that the Director would be involved with are Emerging Trends in Real Estate, Real Estate Consensus Forecast, the McCoy Symposium, and ULI’s Fall and Spring Meeting sessions. Other products are generated as new initiatives and partnerships are formed. For a full job description and more information, please visit www.uli.org.
Requirements:
The ideal candidate is driven to produce high-impact research that influences real estate investment and development. The incumbent must be able to meet deadlines while working independently on projects that range from formulaic annual publications to larger-scale visionary analyses. The candidate must be comfortable interviewing leading voices in the real estate and investment industries yet happy to spend hours engaged in focused writing, analysis, or operational tasks.
- Master’s degree in real estate, urban planning, business/public administration, or related degree.
- Approximately seven years of progressively responsible experience in a real estate–related field, project management, and quantitative analysis.
- Knowledge and experience in a broad range of topics related to real estate development, finance, land use, macro- and micro-economics, urban planning, and urban issues such as public transit and infrastructure.
- Proven track record of interest in, and understanding the value of, quantitative analysis; proven track record in accuracy.
- Experience as a team player in a variety of settings.
- Experience in research, education, and instructional design.
- Excellent writing and oral communication skills and the ability to manage several projects simultaneously.
- Experience in working with or for nonprofit organizations.
- Strong knowledge of research methods, data analysis and presentation, statistics, spreadsheets, and web-based content development.
- Preferred: experience synthesizing complex concepts, including but not limited to rigorous qualitative research and/or instructional design.