Senior Analyst, Real Estate Asset Management

Location: Washington, DC Metro Area Schedule: Hybrid/FlexComp: 100,000-115,000 + bonus

Responsibilities: Drive asset and portfolio performance: Monitor and analyze property-level and portfolio-level results, identifying risks, opportunities, and strategies to enhance value. Build and own financial models: Develop and maintain cash flow, valuation, and scenario models to support hold/sell analyses, recapitalizations, capital planning, and business plans. Lead valuation work: Prepare and review asset valuations, track market trends, and benchmark performance against comparable properties and markets. Support investment due diligence: Underwrite acquisitions, dispositions, and capital events, evaluating leases, operating history, market fundamentals, and physical and financial risks. Deliver insight through data: Use advanced analytics and visualization tools to build dashboards, reporting, and analyses that inform senior leadership and investors. Prepare business plans and budgets: Partner with property managers and internal teams on annual budgets, reforecasts, and strategic plans for each asset. Communicate with impact: Produce investment committee memos, quarterly reports, and presentations that translate complex analysis into clear recommendations. Collaborate across disciplines: Work closely with acquisitions, leasing, development, finance, and investor relations teams.

Education: Bachelor's degree in real estate, finance, economics, or a related field. MBA required.

Relevant experience: Internships and/or professional positions in real estate valuation, investment due diligence, asset management, portfolio management, or related functions. Modeling expertise: Strong financial modeling skills, including discounted cash flow, valuation, and returns analysis. Experience with ARGUS Enterprise is highly valued. Analytics toolkit: Proficiency with a range of data and analytics tools, such as advanced Excel, Power BI or Tableau, SQL, Python, or similar platforms. Market knowledge: A solid grasp of commercial real estate fundamentals, lease structures, capital markets, and the drivers of property value. Communication skills: The ability to distill detailed analysis into concise, persuasive written and verbal recommendations. Ownership mindset: Highly organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.