Vibe Restaurants is looking for an experienced Development Lease Administrator. The administrator is responsible for tracking lease renewal dates and requirements, ensuring the accuracy of database information, the timeliness of internal reporting, and facilitating the day-to-day management of all real estate, lease, and property management. The ideal candidate will have a history of success managing multiple lease transactions and property management items. They will also thrive in a fast-paced, high-growth environment that focuses on accurate and timely reporting, process improvement, and automation. Essential Job Functions: The essential job functions of a restaurant Development Lease Administrator revolve around managing and tracking all aspects of real estate and leases to ensure compliance, accuracy, and efficiency for new and existing restaurant locations. 1. Lease Agreement Management & Compliance The Lease Administrator is responsible for reviewing and preparing all real estate documents, including new leases and lease renewal agreements. They must ensure that every transaction and document complies with lease requirements and legal standards. This function also involves tracking critical dates, such as lease expiration and renewal deadlines, to ensure timely action and communication with relevant parties. 2. Financial Administration & Reporting A core function is the financial management of properties. This includes tracking and managing all financial transactions related to leases, such as rent, taxes, and property expenses. The administrator must also review and reconcile invoices to ensure they align with rent forecasts and resolve any discrepancies. This financial oversight is crucial for maintaining accurate records and controlling costs. 3. Real Estate Research & Analysis The role requires the administrator to research competitive markets to ensure that rental rates, overhead costs, taxes, and depreciation are accurate and in line with market trends. This analytical function helps the company make informed decisions about its real estate portfolio and financial projections. 4. Property Management & Communication This function involves the day-to-day administration of all real estate and property management matters. The administrator acts as a central point of contact, facilitating communication between internal teams and external landlords or property managers. They are responsible for completing property-related paperwork, supervising deadlines, and ensuring all agreements are executed efficiently.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED