Land Development Manager - Mississauga, Canada - Prestige Communities

Description

We are looking for an organized, career oriented and self-motivated individual with 3+ years of experience to join our team as a Land Development Manager based out of our Oakville office.

As a Land Development Manager, you will help plan, execute and manage real estate development projects, while leading, managing and coordinating the efforts of team members and third-party consultants.

You will get insight into the intricate operations and execution of exciting real estate development projects in a growing real estate development firm.

• Conduct due diligence and feasibility study for acquiring new development properties
• Complete property searches by reviewing Official Plans (Regional and Municipal), zoning bylaws, urban design guidelines, OMB decisions, parkland dedications, property assessments, etc.
• Ability to underwrite, design and plan new communities with architects and other building consultants to ensure successful and profitable projects
• Create and track master project schedule and track budgets on a monthly basis to ensure accuracy in billing and progress
• Work with team members to execute on projects including due diligence and feasibility studies for acquisitions
• Monitor and stay current on industry related trends and regulatory changes
• Attend site visits and meetings
• Requests, reviews and analyzes consultant proposals,
• Develop, monitor and update project schedules and budgets for submission
• Negotiate Section 37, encroachment agreements, shoring agreements with municipalities and adjacent property owners
• Thorough understanding and ability to analyze official plans, zoning bylaws, urban design guidelines etc. and obtain municipal approvals such as Official Plan Amendments, Zoning Amendments, Committee of Adjustment, Draft Plans
• Review, manage, negotiate, and clear comments from municipality for final approvals and entitlements
• Manage day to day project issues
• Identify and resolve any issues and conflicts related to the project
• Proactively manage changes in project scope, identify potential crises and devise contingency plans
• Communicates and maintains a positive relationships with customers, consultants, suppliers and other stakeholders for efficient project execution
• Attend public meetings
• Develop and maintain relationships with municipal, regional and conservation authority staff
• Attends industry related conferences and events
• Conduct field inspections, investigate project concerns, and organize onsitemeetings to evaluate and solve site issues
• Manage Letters of Credits (LC) and recover money held by government agencies, and utility companies (LC reductions and release)

• Casual dress
• Company events
• Onsite parking
• Paid time off

• French not required

• Monday to Friday
• Weekends as needed

• Bonus pay

• DCS / DEC (preferred)