Analyst - Acquisitions / Asset Management

Company Description:

The Praedium Group is a real estate private equity firm focused on underperforming and undervalued multifamily assets across the US with a focus on management and value-add opportunities. Praedium was formed in 1991 with an international investment bank as its sole investor. Since launching its first commingled fund program in 1994, Praedium has sponsored a series of funds that have attracted investors that include public and corporate pension funds, financial institutions, insurance companies and endowments. To date, Praedium has completed more than $12 billion in investments in more than 370 transactions comprised of 47 million square feet of commercial space and 83,000 multifamily units.

Responsibilities:

The Analyst will play an active role in the investment process with the opportunity to work directly with Principals and Managing Directors on all aspects of real estate investing, including fundraising, acquisitions, asset management, dispositions and investor relations. Primary responsibilities include:

• Supporting senior management with all analytical and transactional aspects of acquiring, asset managing and selling an investment, including due diligence, market research, financing, closing and preparing leasing, operating and capital analyses
• Monitoring, analyzing and reporting on the financial performance of investments and communicating with operating partners and property managers about the execution of business plans
• Assisting in the preparation and planning of bi-annual investor meetings
• Coordinating with investment and financial control staff to respond to investor inquiries and questionnaires
• Creating presentations, press releases, investment summaries and other marketing materials
• Interfacing with joint-venture partners, lenders, brokerage community and institutional investors

Qualifications:

• 0-2 years’ experience
• Exceptional analytical and quantitative skills (Real Estate/Accounting/Finance background preferred)
• Advanced knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel; familiarity with Argus is a plus
• Ability to manage multiples tasks and meet strict deadlines
• Organized and detail-orientated
• Outstanding oral and written communication skills
• Undergraduate degree with minimum GPA of 3.4