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Under the direction of the CEO, the Director of Housing and Community Development (Director) is responsible for real estate development across the portfolio, namely cultivating and evaluating real estate development opportunities and relationships that enable the company to successfully grow its portfolio of high-quality affordable housing. Working in partnership with the Deputy Director of Housing and Community Development (Deputy Director), the two will establish and implement systems for best practices as well as an annual budget for real estate development, and will assist in the promotion and execution of our corporate vision and real estate development activities. As a member of the Leadership Team, this position participates in establishing department priorities, embodies and protects our brand and culture, and actively works to grow our reputation for excellence. The principal activities of this position are cultivating and managing acquisition activities, soliciting...

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES A.          Finds and evaluates development opportunities, conducts initial feasibility analysis; creates a development strategy; negotiates purchase agreements; and coordinates community acceptance planning. B.          Obtains project financing, including preparing financing applications (TCAC, CDLAC, conventional, etc.), creating deal structures, coordinating legal agreements for financing, and staying current on public and private financing programs. C.          Conducts financial analysis and proforma modeling; considers creative and out-of-the-box financing opportunities. D.          Manages the development team, including selecting and hiring of design, construction and other consultants necessary to develop the project;...

Under the direction of the Director of Housing and Development, the Senior Project Manager is responsible for all activities related to the development of at least three affordable multifamily housing developments. ESSENTIAL DUTIES M anage at least three (3) projects through the development process. This will consist of processing land use approvals, garnering community support, preparing funding applications, assembling the development team, supervising the design of the project, closing all construction period financing, monitoring construction, coordinating with Asset Management regarding lease-up and occupancy, closing of permanent financing and transitioning the project to Asset Management. Generally, the Senior Project Manager’s projects will be the more complex and challenging projects within the development group’s pipeline. Other:   Provide direction and support to the other project managers, as requested. Provide training...