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Closers IO, Inc. is actively seeking a dynamic Leasing Specialist to support the launch of new locations. You will travel to markets nationwide for extended stays, lead leasing efforts, conduct tours for prospective tenants, and drive occupancy toward stabilization.
This hands-on, on-site role rewards ownership, pace, and results. Expect to work across markets with frequent travel and direct interaction with local business owners to close leases.
Location: Dallas, TX or Los Angeles, CA metro areas - travel required to other locations for future launches
Employment Type: Full time
Reports to: COO
Compensation: Base salary plus performance bonus
Our client is a national real estate firm, specializing in the development of co-warehousing and small-bay industrial. They creatively adapt & reconfigure dated industrial and challenged properties into thriving hubs that support the surrounding small business community. Operating with a vertically integrated structure, they are able to ensure a high level of quality by offering all major service lines in-house, including acquisitions, development, construction, finance, operations, marketing, and sales.
This role supports the launch of newly built locations and plays a direct role in filling the building. You will be travelling to newly built locations across the country to lead leasing efforts and drive each building to stabilized occupancy. Assignments typically last 30 or more days per market.
This is not a desk role. You will spend the majority of your time onsite walking the property, conducting tours, engaging with local business owners, and converting interest into signed leases. Tours are booked for you, but you are also expected to go out and prospect.
If you like ownership, pace, and being rewarded for execution, this role is designed for you.
You will receive an annual base salary of $60,000 plus bonus & travel expenses. Your bonus is earned based on how quickly full occupancy is achieved versus the underwriting timeline.
There is no cap. Faster lease up means higher earnings.