Real Estate Project Manager

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This position acts as the real estate lead for all real estate projects as assigned to them.
A Real Estate Project Manager’s portfolio may include a mixture of acquisitions, greenfield, late-stage development, operational projects, and divestiture projects.
This position is the point of contact for all other internal teams and handles 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 operations, and financial closing(s).
This position will support real estate on projects based in the Western US.
Responsibilities Negotiate landowner agreements including leases, amendments, easements, purchase agreements, landowner estoppels and various other related documents.
Negotiate governmental and third-party agreements including consents, licenses, rights-of-way, and other related documents.
Track and manage all real estate related SLUP and/or CUP conditions to completion as specified by each project permit.
Track and manage all MSAs, NDAs, SOWs, Change Orders, and TOs 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 ALTA surveys from preconstruction 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 M&A projects as assigned, including lease review, title review, survey review, as well as prepare memorandums for executive level review outlining the risks and liabilities of a given project.
Prepare and keep current all real estate summaries/trackers/databases to assist in overall project management.
Enter, review and approve all related PRs and POs for payment from accounting.
Prepare agendas and lead all real estate calls and meetings.
Act as liaison to upper level management for all real estate information related to their portfolio.
Open to travel at least once a month! Qualifications and Competencies Bachelor’s degree, paralegal certificate or minimum of 5 years of relevant real estate experience, or 3-5 years of experience as a real estate paralegal.
Minimum of 5 years of experience with commercial title and survey related work including review, negotiation and coordination of all deliverables.
Experience closing large financial transactions, including construction debt financing and tax equity.
Experience conducting real estate due diligence for project acquisitions.
Ability to read and interpret legal documents, as well as offer review and risk mitigation.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills (written and verbal) Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Detail oriented, organized, and able to maintain a high quality of work under pressure.
Ability to prioritize and meet deadlines that sometimes conflict.
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