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A Real Estate Liaison job involves being the key link between a company and government agencies, regulators, and other stakeholders to facilitate project approvals, ensure compliance, and manage smooth development by handling documentation, building relationships, and navigating complex approval processes for permits and licenses. Key duties include interacting with authorities like ...

An Architect for Real Estate designs and manages property developments, translating developer goals into functional, attractive, and compliant buildings by creating blueprints, collaborating with engineers, securing permits, overseeing construction for quality, and ensuring projects meet market demands and urban planning, from concept to completion, blending creative vision with business strategy. Key ...

An Engineer Billing for Real Estate creates, verifies, and manages project financial documentation, focusing on BOQs (Bills of Quantities), RA bills, and cost estimates, reconciling site measurements with invoices, and coordinating payments for contractors and clients, ensuring financial accuracy and compliance for construction projects. Key duties involve site measurement, material reconciliation, rate analysis, ...

A Contract Manager oversees the entire lifecycle of contracts, from drafting, negotiating, and executing to monitoring compliance and renewals, ensuring legal/financial risks are minimized and organizational interests are protected by managing terms, stakeholders, and obligations across various agreements, often using software for efficiency. Key duties include reviewing tenders, liaising with legal/finance, managing ...

A Real Estate Planning Manager develops and oversees strategic plans for property development, managing timelines, budgets, resources, and risks from acquisition through completion, coordinating cross-functional teams (design, finance, construction), ensuring compliance, analyzing market trends, and reporting progress to stakeholders for optimal portfolio growth and profitability. Key duties involve creating detailed project ...

A Construction Manager plans, coordinates, budgets, and supervises construction projects from start to finish, ensuring they are completed safely, on time, and within budget by managing teams, resources, schedules, quality, and communication with clients, architects, and subcontractors, handling everything from cost estimates and permits to site safety and progress reporting. They ...

A GM (General Manager) Project for a real estate company oversees the entire project lifecycle, from conceptualization and business development (market analysis, feasibility, bidding) to sales strategy, team leadership, budget management, stakeholder relations (developers, clients), and ensuring quality/compliance to meet revenue targets and deliver profitable projects. Key duties involve strategy, operations, ...

An EA to a Real Estate CEO provides high-level strategic and administrative support, managing calendars, communications, and projects, while also handling real estate-specific tasks like project feasibility, investor relations, and market research to ensure the CEO's efficient focus on business growth and decision-making. This role requires business acumen, confidentiality, strong research skills, and the ability to ...

A Real Estate CEO job description centers on strategic leadership, operational oversight, and financial stewardship, driving growth by setting vision, managing acquisitions/developments, overseeing all business functions (sales, finance, marketing), building high-performing teams, fostering investor relations, and ensuring compliance, all while serving as the public face of the company to achieve profitability and market leadership.    Key ...

A Legal Executive in the steel pipes manufacturing industry is a critical role responsible for ensuring legal and regulatory compliance, managing risks, and handling all legal documentation specific to manufacturing, contracts, and litigation. The position requires a blend of general corporate legal knowledge and an understanding of industry-specific regulations like ...