Project Manager, Real Estate

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Real Estate Project Manager  

 
Scope of Position 
 
This position acts as the real estate lead for all real estate projects as assigned to them. A Real Estate Project Managers portfolio may include a mixture of acquisitions, greenfield, early-stage to late-stage development, and construction projects. This position is the main point of contact for all other internal teams and manages all outside real estate vendor relationships for their portfolio. The Real Estate Project manager is in charge of all real estate deliverables needed for development through construction, and financial closings. 
 
Responsibilities (including but not limited to) 
 

• Draft and negotiate landowner agreements including leases, amendments, easements, purchase agreements, landowner estoppels and various other related documents. 

• Draft and negotiate governmental and third-party agreements including consents, licenses, rights-of-way, and other related documents.  

• Track and manage all real estate related Special Land Use Permit and/or Conditional Use Permit conditions to completion as specified by each project permit. 

• Track and manage all Master Service Agreements and associated Task Orders as well as Change Orders, Non-Disclosure Agreements, and Statements of Work, for their project vendors. 

• Obtain, review, analyze title commitments including curative title issues and negotiation of title proformas, insurance policies and endorsements.  

• Obtain, review, coordinate American Land Title Association surveys from Pre-Construction to As-Builts. 

• Coordinate outside counsel efforts based on a specific scope of work for each project or stage of project. 

• Conduct real estate due diligence on various