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Jamestown in Brooklyn, NY, is seeking a Senior Asset Manager Analyst to join our team overseeing a landmark mixed‑use campus. You will develop business plans, monitor performance, and provide institutional‑quality reporting for decision makers across the organization.
The ideal candidate has at least 2 years in real estate asset management, strong Excel and Argus expertise, and the ability to work autonomously in a fast‑paced environment.
Reporting to: Vice President, Asset Management
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Our Client is the operating platform for a landmark mixed-use development on Brooklyn’s waterfront in New York City. This historic complex has undergone a $400M transformation, evolving into a vibrant hub for creative businesses and a central player in the city's innovation economy. The development involves an ambitious multi-phase repositioning to transform historic industrial buildings into a thriving environment for over 500 unique companies. Our Client is hands-on with all aspects of ownership, including development, management, leasing, and operations, and is dedicated to driving the development’s ongoing success and ensuring it continues to fulfill its role as a major center of commerce and local employment.
Our Client is seeking a talented and experienced Asset Manager to join them at the Senior Analyst level to manage their landmark mixed-use urban campus development. S/he should have a minimum of 2 years of progressive experience in real estate asset management, preferably within commercial or institutional settings. The Asset Management Senior Analyst will be responsible for maximizing real estate value by developing and executing business plans on assigned real estate projects and providing institutional-quality reporting to assist in strategic decision-making across the organization. This person will work in a fast-paced and demanding environment. The ideal candidate will be self-motivated and an independent thinker.