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Real Estate/Occupancy Agreement Specialist

Alexandria, VA · Hybrid

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Active CCIM, active FAC-C certification for Leasing Contracting Officers, within the last 5 years, or equivalent, preferred . * Bachelor's degree in relevant degree program preferred. Work Location

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A CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) is a real estate professional with expertise in commercial investment real estate. CCIMs specialize in property analysis, market research, investment strategies, and financial modeling to help clients make informed decisions. They often work as brokers, asset managers, or investment advisors, utilizing their knowledge to maximize real estate value and returns. Earning the CCIM designation requires extensive coursework, experience, and passing a rigorous exam.

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As a CCIM-certified professional, your daily responsibilities will include conducting comprehensive market analysis, creating detailed investment and financial models, and preparing property evaluations. You will frequently meet with clients to discuss investment strategies, present opportunities, and negotiate terms for acquisitions or dispositions. Collaboration with brokers, property managers, and legal advisors is regular to ensure deals close smoothly and meet client objectives. These responsibilities require a mix of analytical rigor, market knowledge, and interpersonal skills, making the role both dynamic and rewarding.

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To thrive as a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), you need a strong background in commercial real estate, financial analysis, market assessment, and investment strategy, typically supported by a CCIM designation. Proficiency with tools such as ARGUS, Excel, and various real estate CRM and market analysis platforms is commonly expected. Effective negotiation, networking, and presentation skills help professionals stand out in this field. These competencies enable CCIMs to provide high-value investment advice, close complex deals, and foster lasting client relationships.

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Director, Property Tax

SPG Administrative Svcs. Ptr.

Indianapolis, IN • On-site

Full-time

Posted 9 days ago

Job description

Job Location:

Corporate Indianapolis

PRIMARY ROLE:

The position will be responsible for leading all aspects of the real estate and business personal property tax practice, including timely payment of property tax bills; evaluating property assessment levels and, if necessary, the filing of appeals; property tax budgeting; and researching and responding to matters involving property assessments and taxation.

PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Lead an assigned property tax portfolio to ensure compliance with real property ad valorem filings, audits, bill payments, and tax planning;
  • Performing independent Income/Expense valuation analysis to determine if assessments are equitable;
  • Preemptively conduct meetings with local assessing authorities to proactively seek appropriate levels of assessment and, when necessary, file appeals at the appropriate jurisdictional level(s);
  • When necessary, lead and direct 3rd party consultants and attorneys to provide critical technical guidance in property valuations, appeals, and litigation using an in-depth knowledge of relevant statues, court decisions, real estate appraisal techniques, and local customs and practices;
  • Be able to effectively engage state and local tax assessing authorities independently or with 3rd party consultants on valuation matters;
  • Reviewing and approving property assessments and tax bills;
  • Preparing property tax budgets;
  • Research and respond to administrative matters involving property assessments and taxation.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

  • 10-12+ years of multi-state property tax and assessment experience including demonstrated success independently conducting complex property tax appeals for a multi-state portfolio;
  • Four-year undergraduate degree required, preferably in real estate, valuation, finance, or law;
  • Excellent analytical, communication, negotiation, and organizational skills;
  • Highly motivated, proactive and results oriented;
  • Strong valuation and financial analysis skills in the commercial real estate sector and the ability to work well within a team environment;
  • Proficient computer skills (i.e., Excel, Word, and PowerPoint); familiarity with ONESource preferred;
  • A professional designation such as MAI, ASA, CMI, CCIM, or JD preferred;
  • Travel will be required

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