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C C CONSORTIUM MANAGEMENT LIMITED

Real Estate Analyst

🏒 C C CONSORTIUM MANAGEMENT LIMITED

⚑ On-site πŸ“ London, England πŸ•’ 2 days ago πŸ’° 46,592 – 62,832 GBP /year

Job Description

We are seeking a Real Estate Analystto join our fast paced, growing and dynamic business.

The Role will cover all aspects related to transactions or new business including:

  • Researching and analyzing new business opportunities and producing clear summaries to enable decision making
  • Designing, amending and updating models (ranging in complexity) for transactions and other business needs;
  • Creation of transaction models based on standard template models
  • Performing sensitivity and scenario analysis
  • Building ad hoc DCF models (single asset or portfolio)
  • Involvement in review process – performing formula and analytical review on the integrity of internal models
  • Supporting commercial negotiations:
  • Due Diligence including liaison with advisors
  • Data Room evaluations
  • Wider Geographical and Economic review which would impact on the deal
  • Support Debt refinancing & equity investment initiatives
  • Attending project meetings

REAL ESTATE ANALYST - SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

  • Two to three years of experience working in real estate finance, investment management or investment banking
  • Good understanding of Debt and Equity Modelling
  • Can build Investment and Development appraisal
  • Mandarin speaking is a plus
  • Ability to work with Property Professionals
  • Ability to work under own stream
  • Good presentation skills
  • Proven ability of working under pressure
  • Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint

Please submit your CV online and include your current basic salary & expected salary, also remark the type and status of your visa in your CV if you need work permit in UK.

Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: One location

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