Acquisitions And Asset Management Associate

SCI, the Leader in Real Estate Executive Search®, has been retained by a premier U.S. commercial real estate investment management firm — founded in 2009, headquartered in metropolitan Washington, DC, with roughly $4.5 billion raised across its fund vehicles and more than 60% of its capital from U.S. public pension plans — to recruit an Acquisitions and Asset Management Associate for its seniors housing platform.

You'll become a key member of the Investment Team, helping drive the growth of a seniors housing platform on its way to nearly $12.5 billion in owned assets. It's a rare chance to join one of the most sophisticated investors in high-quality healthcare real estate — and to create real purpose through investments that improve seniors' quality of life.

What you'll do:

• Obtain, review, and analyze financial statements for each opportunity, model deal structures in Excel, and deliver analytical feedback to the Investment Team
• Manage and communicate a recurring deal pipeline across stages, hitting regular workflow deadlines
• Own investment due diligence end to end — ensuring it's requested, collected, reviewed, and completed (including final legal documentation) before every closing, and keeping the team's data server consistently organized
• Collect and benchmark facility-level market data (rental rates, labor trends, insurance, property tax) and build a database of KPIs — occupancy, demand, labor rates, and market trends
• Track industrywide investment activity and prepare research reports shared companywide
• Support underwriting for financially viable deals, help ensure successful lease-up and stabilization through turnover to operating partners, and maintain those operating-partner relationships

What you bring:

• 2–4+ years in a related role, ideally in healthcare real estate, healthcare lending, or data science
• A bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Intelligence/Data Analytics, or a related field
• Working knowledge of commercial real estate — financial structures, transaction process and documents, and competitive market and demographic analysis
• Expert-level Microsoft Excel and complex modeling software
• Highly organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to prioritize and multitask in a fast-paced environment
• A motivated, accountable self-starter with strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills

The details:

• Based in Washington, DC preferred — remote candidates considered
• Occasional travel for due diligence, industry conferences, and offsite meetings
• A clear growth path: the firm promotes from within, with real opportunity to advance to Investment Manager and beyond