Skill
Commercial Real Estate
Sales and E-Commerce
Commercial real estate encompasses property used for business purposes, including office buildings, retail spaces, industrial warehouses, and multifamily apartment complexes, as distinct from single-family residential property. Professionals in the field—brokers, investors, developers, and property managers—handle leasing, sales, financing, and property management, often analyzing metrics like cap rates and net operating income to evaluate deals. It's a major asset class for institutional and individual investors seeking income or appreciation.
Open roles requiring Commercial Real Estate (2)
Healthcare Business Banking Relationship Manager - MO/AR
U.S. Bank
Full-time · $118,170 – $144,430
This role involves serving as a trusted financial advisor to healthcare practices and organizations, managing relationships and structuring sophisticated credit solutions for clients with revenues up to $50 million. The position suits experienced relationship managers in healthcare banking who combine business development skills with complex credit expertise and want to grow client portfolios while leveraging a large financial institution's resources.
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Senior Associate, Investment Operations & Asset Management
AllianceBernstein
$130,000 – $160,000
This role manages the operational and administrative side of commercial real estate debt investments for a global alternative asset manager, coordinating between internal teams and external partners on transaction execution and ongoing portfolio performance. It suits someone with finance and real estate operations experience who wants to deepen their knowledge of deal structures and credit management without being in the investment decision-making seat.
Listed on AllianceBernstein’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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