Financial Analyst

Brookfield Properties•Atlanta, GA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

BGRE is seeking a Financial Analyst to join their team in Atlanta, Georgia. This role is part of BGRE's logistics platform in North America and will support portfolio-level strategy, transaction-adjacent analysis, and capital and liquidity management. The position requires strong financial and analytical skills, sound judgment, and excellent executive communication abilities, as it works closely with senior leadership. The ideal candidate will be committed to excellence and eager to contribute to a dynamic culture, driving change and continuous improvement.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in real estate, finance, accounting, or a related field
Up to three years of experience in corporate finance, investment banking, principal investing, or portfolio/asset management — ideally with some exposure to transactions, capital markets, or liquidity management
Strong financial modeling skills, paired with the judgment to know what the numbers mean and what to do about them
Advanced Excel and PowerPoint skills, and comfort working with large, sometimes ambiguous data sets
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with experience presenting to or preparing materials for senior stakeholders
Ability to manage multiple priorities independently in a fast-paced, deal-oriented environment

Nice To Haves

Argus Enterprise experience is a plus, but not required

Responsibilities

Support portfolio-level strategy and capital allocation decisions for BGRE’s North American logistics platform, including analysis of return metrics, market positioning, and performance relative to underwriting.
Partner with the capital markets team on financing activity and liquidity planning, including debt financing, refinancing analysis, and capital deployment decisions across the portfolio.
Provide transaction-adjacent support on acquisitions, dispositions, and other portfolio activity, building the financial analysis that informs deal evaluation and investment committee decisions.
Build, maintain, and interpret financial models used to evaluate current and projected portfolio performance, translating outputs into recommendations rather than just figures.
Lead preparation of the annual business plan and quarterly reforecasts, working with leadership to stress-test assumptions, evaluate shifts in strategy, and explain variance to underwriting.
Prepare analysis and materials for monthly operating reviews and executive/investor communications, distilling complex portfolio and financial data into clear recommendations for senior audiences.
Review and consolidate investment valuations, exercising judgment on treatment and flagging items that warrant escalation to senior leadership.
Take on ad hoc analyses and special projects, often under time pressure and with limited precedent to draw on.