Our client is a leading real estate development company dedicated to creating exceptional spaces that enrich communities and enhance lives. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, and quality, they are committed to delivering outstanding projects that exceed expectations.
We have partnered with them to hire a Real Estate Development Director in Halifax, Nova Scotia. This role will ensure the successful coordination and execution of a detailed design and infrastructure renewal project. They are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Real Estate Development Director in Halifax, Nova Scotia. As the ideal candidate, you will have a passion for real estate development, excellent project management skills and a strong understanding of the development process from conception through to completion.
Key Responsibilities :
Reporting directly to the Ownership Steering Group, the Real Estate Development Director will be responsible for :
As the ideal candidate, you possess a bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Architecture, Urban Planning or a related field combined with 8 years of experience in real estate development and infrastructure project management, with a focus on managing all phases of the development process. You have a strong understanding of zoning, planning and regulatory processes along with strong, budgeting, financial analysis and modeling skills. You have excellent communication and negotiation skills with a demonstrated ability to work effectively with diverse teams and stakeholders. Proficiency in MS Office Suite and other project management software is considered an asset.
At Venor, we embrace a culture of belonging in the workplace. No matter who you are, where you’re from, how you think, what you believe in, or who you love, we welcome your application. We all come from different backgrounds and different walks of life, bringing in unique perspectives and experiences. We encourage applications from 2SLGBTQ+, Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC), women, newcomers to Canada, and people with disabilities.