Summer Development Associate (Masters level)

Greystar Real Estate Partners•Seattle, WA

47d

About The Position

The Development Summer Associate will join Greystar's Development team for the summer, gaining hands-on experience across the full lifecycle of multifamily and mixed-use projects - from site acquisition and design through construction, capitalization, and stabilization. This role offers exposure to multiple disciplines within real estate development, providing a comprehensive understanding of how Greystar delivers best-in-class communities across diverse markets.

Requirements

Current MBA or Master's student (Class of 2027) with a focus in Real Estate, Finance, Architecture, or Construction Management.
3-5+ years of prior professional experience in real estate development, project management, construction, or related fields.
Strong quantitative and analytical skills with proficiency in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint; experience with development modeling preferred.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to clearly convey complex ideas.
Highly organized with strong attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
Collaborative, proactive, and intellectually curious team player.

Responsibilities

Support development directors on active projects through financial analysis, due diligence, and market research.
Assist in underwriting and evaluating new development opportunities, including preparation of investment memoranda and presentation materials for internal review.
Analyze project budgets, schedules, and pro formas to support decision-making throughout the development process.
Participate in design coordination and entitlement efforts, interfacing with architects, consultants, and local agencies.
Collaborate with construction management, investment, and operations teams to ensure alignment across project stages.
Prepare materials for senior management and investment committee meetings.
Conduct research on local market dynamics, construction costs, and capital trends to inform development strategy.