Project Manager - Office to Residential Conversation - Real Estate Developer

Project Manager - Office to Residential Conversion - Real Estate Developer
Midtown Manhattan
Join this NYC Developer as a Project Manager on the owner side.
#140,000-160,000 base + bonus + benefits (401k, etc.)

-Your new company-
This NYC-based Developer has been building and managing properties for over 40 years. Very successful business, to say the least. The firm is one of the trailblazers on the Office-to-Residential conversion front and has several high-profile projects on the books as we speak. The company is vertically integrated, meaning they have development, construction, and property management all under one roof. As they look at the future, they have realized they could use a new Project Manager!

-Your new role-
As a Project Manager with this firm, you will oversee construction from the owner's side. Typically, this company hires a GC, but sometimes they self-perform jobs. The first project that you would work on is a 200k sq ft office to resi conversion in Midtown. 25 stories with 20 of them being renovated into residential. Very good opportunity for someone with ambitious career goals. The ideal candidate will have construction experience as well as experience working for an owner.

-What you'll need to succeed-

• 7+ years' experience in construction

• Experience working for a general contractor

• Owner side experience preferred

• Office to residential conversion experience ideal, if not, at least commercial office or residential project experience

• Construction-related degree preferred

-What you'll get in return-

• Experience on the owner side

• Call the shots because YOU are the owner

• Large project backlog

• Exposure to the full real estate cycle

-What you need to do now-
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career.
#1181035 - Thomas Adams