Sr. Investment Analyst

Brookfield Properties; Toronto; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Brookfield Properties in Toronto is seeking a Sr. Investment Analyst (Canada) to support national capital deployment and investment decision-making.

You will perform financial analysis, underwrite opportunities, prepare Investment Committee memos, and develop market analyses for executive leadership. The role requires coordinating with regional teams, conducting due diligence, and creating investor-facing materials to attract co-investors and partners across Canadian Land & Housing lines of

Responsibilities

• Build and review project-level development proformas, DCF analyses, return metrics, scenario cases and sensitivity analysis for acquisitions, joint ventures, dispositions and strategic investment opportunities.
• Coordinate with regional teams to gather pricing, costs, absorption, phasing, servicing, capital requirements and other operating assumptions.
• Identify key risks, opportunities, value drivers, downside protections and implications for investment decisions.
• Prepare Investment Committee memos, approval materials, recommendation packages and executive-level summaries for new opportunities and potential transactions.
• Coordinate preliminary due diligence activities including planning, engineering, environmental, legal, servicing, market and financial reviews to identify key transaction risks and assumptions.
• Support post-approval tracking of underwritten assumptions against evolving market, cost and execution conditions.
• Prepare investor-facing materials to support capital deployment and co-investment activity across all Canadian Land & Housing lines of business.
• Translate financial analysis and market findings into concise investment theses, risks, mitigants, decision points and recommendation language.
• Prepare materials to attract investors and capital partners to co-invest with Brookfield, including opportunity summaries, market overviews, teasers, presentations and diligence support materials.
• Maintain consistent templates and quality-control standards for investor materials across Canadian regions.
• Track internal acquisition pipeline activity across Canada and monitor external acquisition activity in relevant markets.
• Maintain national pipeline reporting for active pursuits, early-stage leads, strategic relationships, landowner discussions and partnership or disposition opportunities.
• Monitor external acquisition activity, competitor activity, transaction evidence, land pricing, builder demand and capital market signals.
• Prepare regular pipeline updates for senior management, including opportunity status, geography, scale, capital requirements, expected timing and key gating items.
• Develop and refine models used consistently across the Canadian regions, focusing specifically on both land development and housing activities.

Job description

Location

Toronto, Ontario

Full time

R2052787

Location

Toronto - 3381 Steeles Avenue East, Suite 100

Business

At Brookfield Residential, a leading North American land developer and homebuilder for over 65 years, we have had one goal in mind - creating the best places to call home. From the development of award-winning, master-planned communities to the creation of well-designed homes, we are committed to cultivating exceptional life experiences for our customers, partners, employees, and members of the community.As part of Brookfield - one of the largest alternative asset managers in the world - we harness our resources to bring a fresh approach, unparalleled creativity, relentless innovation, and sound Sustainability practices to the planning, development, and management of buildings everywhere. From offices, retail spaces, and logistics facilities to multifamily residences, hospitality establishments, and mixed-use structures - we are reimagining real estate from the ground up.

Job Description

Overview:

The Sr. Investment Analyst (Canada) will support national capital deployment and investment decision-making by performing financial analysis and underwriting for new opportunities across the various Canadian divisions. This includes preparing Investment Committee memos and approval materials, tracking acquisition pipeline activity across Canada, monitoring external acquisition activity, preparing investor and co-investment materials, developing and refining underwriting models used consistently across Canadian regions, and preparing market analysis reports for the executive team summarizing macro-market trends.

Key Responsibilities:

• Build and review project-level development proformas, DCF analyses, return metrics, scenario cases and sensitivity analysis for acquisitions, joint ventures, dispositions and strategic investment opportunities.

• Coordinate with regional teams to gather pricing, costs, absorption, phasing, servicing, capital requirements and other operating assumptions.

• Identify key risks, opportunities, value drivers, downside protections and implications for investment decisions.

• Prepare Investment Committee memos, approval materials, recommendation packages and executive-level summaries for new opportunities and potential transactions.

• Coordinate preliminary due diligence activities including planning, engineering, environmental, legal, servicing, market and financial reviews to identify key transaction risks and assumptions.

• Support post-approval tracking of underwritten assumptions against evolving market, cost and execution conditions.

• Prepare investor-facing materials to support capital deployment and co-investment activity across all Canadian Land & Housing lines of business. Specific tasks include the following:

• Translate financial analysis and market findings into concise investment theses, risks, mitigants, decision points and recommendation language.

• Prepare materials to attract investors and capital partners to co-invest with Brookfield, including opportunity summaries, market overviews, teasers, presentations and diligence support materials.

• Maintain consistent templates and quality-control standards for investor materials across Canadian regions.

• Track internal acquisition pipeline activity across Canada and monitor external acquisition activity in relevant markets. Specific tasks include the following:

• Maintain national pipeline reporting for active pursuits, early-stage leads, strategic relationships, landowner discussions and partnership or disposition opportunities.

• Monitor external acquisition activity, competitor activity, transaction evidence, land pricing, builder demand and capital market signals.

• Prepare regular pipeline updates for senior management, including opportunity status, geography, scale, capital requirements, expected timing and key gating items.

• Develop and refine models used consistently across the Canadian regions, focusing specifically on both land development and housing activities. Specific tasks include the following:

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