Real Estate Development Analyst 2027 - Atlanta Regional Office

Dominium•Atlanta, GA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Dominium Development is seeking a Real Estate Development Analyst to join their team in Atlanta. This role supports the execution of multifamily real estate development and acquisition projects from initial opportunity through construction, stabilization, and final conversion. The Analyst will work in small project teams, performing financial analysis, supporting project financing, coordinating due diligence and entitlement activities, and assisting with construction oversight and asset transition. The position offers exposure to the full development lifecycle, including acquisitions, financial modeling, Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), debt and equity financing, architecture, engineering, entitlements, construction, and property operations. Dominium emphasizes internal growth and long-term career development, providing challenging assignments, mentorship, and opportunities for advancement within the real estate industry.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Real Estate, Finance, Economics, Accounting, Engineering, or another analytical or related field.
Previous experience in real estate development, acquisitions, private equity, investment banking, lending, finance, or a related field is required. Experience may be gained through internships or professional employment.
Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel, with the ability and aptitude to develop and interpret financial models.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
Strong quantitative, mathematical, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
Strong attention to detail and the ability to produce accurate, high-quality work.
Ability to manage multiple active projects, competing priorities, and deadlines effectively.
Strong organizational skills and the ability to take ownership of assigned responsibilities.
Ability to communicate clearly and professionally with internal teams, senior leaders, and external business partners.
Ability to learn unfamiliar areas of real estate development and work through complex financial and operational issues.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision while exercising sound judgment regarding when to seek guidance or elevate an issue.

Nice To Haves

Previous participation in real estate clubs, organizations, coursework, internships, or other relevant activities is preferred.

Responsibilities

Assists in sourcing development and acquisition opportunities through relationships with brokers and other market participants.
Underwrites multifamily investments across new construction, acquisition/rehabilitation, historic rehabilitation, portfolio acquisitions, GP buyouts, and distressed opportunities.
Builds and maintains financial models, including development pro formas, cash flow projections, sensitivity analyses, capital structures, and return analyses.
Evaluates market fundamentals, rents, expenses, construction costs, financing assumptions, and investment returns.
Prepares analysis and materials supporting the presentation of investment opportunities to Dominium's Investment Committee.
Works with Dominium's Capital Markets team to secure construction and permanent debt, tax credit equity, and other sources of capital.
Assists with LIHTC, historic tax credit, and other financing or development applications.
Coordinates lender, investor, and third-party due diligence through closing.
Analyzes financing alternatives and understand how changes in debt, equity, rates, costs, and operating assumptions affect project feasibility and returns.
Works directly with architects, civil engineers, attorneys, contractors, municipalities, and other consultants throughout the development process.
Helps manage zoning, entitlements, permitting, design, and other preconstruction milestones.
Participates in construction oversight with contractors and project managers, tracking schedule, budget, and key project risks.
Attends site visits and project meetings to monitor progress, resolve issues, and understand how decisions made during underwriting translate into the built project.
Helps manage projects through construction completion, lease-up, stabilization, and permanent loan conversion.
Coordinates post-closing and tax credit milestones, including 8609s, final tax credit delivery, equity installments, and other investor and lender requirements.
Ensures outstanding development obligations are completed, and the property is successfully transitioned into long-term operations.