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Billingsley-Company seeks a Senior Commercial Portfolio Accountant to own full-cycle accounting for a portfolio of office, industrial and retail properties. You will prepare statements, reconcile CAM/expenses, and support budgets and forecasts while ensuring accuracy for ownership and lenders.
The role requires GAAP proficiency, CRE accounting experience, and collaboration with property management, auditors, and lenders. CPA is a plus, with opportunities to grow with the portfolio.
Founded in 1978 by Lucy and Henry Billingsley, the organization expertly builds, owns, and manages its properties, ensuring long-term client, resident, and partner return. Specializing in master-planned developments and principles of new urbanism, each Billingsley property signifies technology, convenience, and a vast array of amenities aimed to attract and retain tenants, residents, visitors, and employees. These amenities include art, sculpture, parks, trails, and outdoor public spaces. With over 5,000 acres in DFW, Billingsley has built 5 million SF of Commercial space, 550,000 SF of Retail, 9 million SF of Industrial, and over 10,000 units of Multi-Family.
The Senior Commercial Portfolio Accountant owns full-cycle accounting for an assigned group of Billingsley's commercial assets — office, industrial, and retail. This is a hands-on role: preparing and reviewing financial statements, reconciling CAM and operating expense recoveries, supporting budgets and reforecasts, and making sure every number that reaches ownership or a lender is right the first time. The properties in this portfolio are held long-term and often financed with institutional debt, so the accuracy and defensibility of this reporting carries real weight.
Billingsley is family-founded and still owner-operated, which means the accountant on this portfolio has a direct line to the people who actually own the buildings — not a layer of asset managers standing between the numbers and the decision-makers. The commercial portfolio is growing, and this role has room to grow with it.