Self-Help started in 1980 with a focus on economic inequality, especially in communities that have faced systemic barriers in building wealth. At the core of what Self-Help does is a drive to create and protect ownership and economic opportunity. Self-Help’s internship program is designed to give students valuable experience in a professional setting while broadening their knowledge of Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs).

The Real Estate Development Intern based in Durham will join Self-Help’s national nonprofit real estate team that develops and operates community development-focused commercial and residential real estate projects, including nonprofit office centers, affordable housing, mixed-use developments, and more. The intern will support the operations of the Project Management group, supervised by one of Self-Help’s experienced real estate development professionals. Depending on the status of specific projects by summertime, the intern will engage in a variety of tasks on multiple developments, including:

1. Supporting predevelopment activities for proposed projects that include affordable housing, and commercial and community spaces,
2. Supporting the closing of project financing, tracking construction progress, and pre-leasing and leasing activities for projects in the development pipeline,
3. Conducting research to support new and early-stage projects and programs, and on community needs and real estate markets within the geographies Self-Help serves.

This is a paid internship position from May 22 through July 28 and includes regular learning and socializing opportunities along with the chance to gain meaningful work experience. The ideal intern will be a graduate or undergraduate student with an enthusiasm for learning, strong interpersonal, and written and verbal communication skills, and a sincere interest in nonprofit-work, education, advocacy, or social work, and a passion for socially-responsible real estate development.

Additional qualifications and skills should include experience or familiarity with some combination of real estate development processes, finance, architecture and design, urban planning, and analyzing and interpreting data.

Please visit our internships page at the link below and look for ‘Real Estate Project Management Intern’ for this opportunity:
https://recruiting.ultipro.com/SEL1003SELF/JobBoard/1c53e93e-a654-48d7-aaa6-f91d42806fcc/?q=&o=postedDateDesc

The Senior Project Manager is a dynamic leader on our small team who will lead complex real estate and community development initiatives for the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority (CRA). The Senior Project Manager works collaboratively as part of the CRA’s Planning and Development team, designing and leading the due diligence, planning, and implementation of a variety of real estate and community infrastructure projects. This position reports to the Director of Projects and Planning.

The Senior Project Manager’s work is done indoors in a professional office setting in Kendall Square, as well as outdoors at various local project and meeting sites. This role requires attendance at some evening meetings. It is a full-time position with a 37.5-hour work week. The CRA operates within a permanent hybrid office and remote work structure where 60% of working hours are spent in the office or at project sites.

Please view the attached position announcement for a full description and application information.

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ABOUT US

HR&A Advisors, Inc. (HR&A) is an industry-leading real estate, economic development, and public policy consulting firm that helps create more equitable, resilient, and dynamic communities. Our work turns vision into action through rigorous analysis, strategy development, and implementation planning.

HR&A professionals come from a variety of backgrounds and have a breadth of lived experiences. We are former city officials, planners, architects, lawyers, and economists. We are passionate about increasing the vitality of urban life.

HR&A is proud to be an employee-owned company and is committed to building a diverse workforce while centering issues of equity and inclusion in the work that we do.

For more information, visit our website at www.hraadvisors.com.

ABOUT YOU

You have a passion for urban development and policy, strong quantitative and qualitative skills, and a deep curiosity about the challenges and opportunities facing cities today. You want to have an impact with the work that you do.

You will bring a capacity for critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration, and are excited to dive into projects that help our clients solve the difficult challenges cities face today.

THE ROLE

We are seeking full-time Summer Fellows for 10-12 weeks in our Atlanta, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Raleigh, and Washington, DC offices. Summer Fellows will be expected to work from an HR&A office at least two days per week.

Summer Fellows will have the opportunity to engage in project work and practice development as well as employ skills aligned with the core analytical staff at HR&A. Our analyst cohort forms the foundation of our team-oriented structure and helps to drive our data-driven approach to city building.

Summer Fellows may help prepare written reports, presentations, and Excel models for clients, as well as firm marketing materials and proposals for new projects. Day-to-day tasks will range from project to project and may include:

• Market Analysis
• Case Study Research
• Econometric Modeling
• Spatial Analysis
• Real Estate Pro Formas
• Public Policy Analysis

EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

Candidates should currently be completing their senior year of a bachelor’s degree program or are working towards a graduate level degree. Preference will be given to candidates with a concentration in urban planning, real estate finance, economic development, public policy, housing finance, or a related field.

TIMELINE

Applications will be accepted until 11:00 PM ET on January 29, 2024. Accepted Fellows will be notified in early March and will begin the Summer Fellowship Program on June 3, 2024. The Summer Fellowship to Full-Time Employment Track is anticipated to run until August 23, 2024. Start and end dates are flexible based on candidate availability.

Individuals in the Summer Fellow to Full-Time Employment Track, who have completed their degree programs, may be considered for transition into a full-time role at HR&A upon successful completion of the fellowship.

COMPENSATION

Summer Fellows will be paid a monthly stipend of $6,000.

HOW TO APPLY

HR&A is committed to attracting and retaining a talented, diverse, and high performing team of professionals dedicated to solving the challenges of urban life. Women, people of color, members of the LGBT community, individuals with disabilities, and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.

To apply, please submit an application on our online portal at https://hraadvisors.applytojob.com/apply.

In lieu of a cover letter, please write an essay of no more than one typewritten page on how you see yourself bringing equity to cities and the built environment. Please submit this essay and your resume as a single PDF document. Applications without this requested essay will not be reviewed.

As part of our ongoing work to build a hiring system that mitigates bias and is based on candidate merit and performance, we ask that you submit a version of your resume and essay that has your school information removed. Please list your degree, e.g., B.A. Economics; however, remove all references to undergraduate and graduate schools you have attended.

All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race, religion, ancestry, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, marital status, medical condition, veteran status, or any other basis as protected by federal, state, or local law.

For more information, please contact us at jobs@hraadvisors.com.

JOB SUMMARY:
The Finance Analyst primarily assists in monitoring the financial performance of existing assets within the Apartment Living portfolio with the primary goal of NOI growth and asset value preservation. They are integral in the creation of new processes/infrastructure required to measure internal and external trends, evaluate local markets, support the development of strategic plans, and maintain historical data/key metrics. In addition, this role also helps create/manage financial models to evaluate Apartment Living projects.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Build and enhance tools to assist in the analysis of financial, market, and residential data
• Understand, maintain, and update financial models that assist with the management of the financial performance of a large multifamily portfolio
• Analyze financial models, competitor data, and market data to recommend potential resolutions to senior management
• Create and implement new systems or processes to manage data across the entire portfolio
• Conduct market research and analysis to obtain local market knowledge of competitor offerings, positioning, location, and market supply and demand trends
• Assist in the preparation of the Properties Division’s ten-year cash flow twice a year including collaborating with the operations team from Apartment Operations with gathering information
• When requested, prepare financial pro forma models for Apartment Living projects.
• All other duties as assigned
• Coordinate and prepare REO schedules as needed.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:

• Advanced skills in Microsoft Excel
• Demonstrated aptitude for analytics and problem solving
• Knowledge of finance and accounting including the ability to manipulate and analyze large data sets
• Project management skills and abilities capable of balancing multiple and competing priorities
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to successfully perform multiple tasks with minimal supervision
• Experience with successfully meeting deadlines

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Working toward a 4-year degree in Finance, Accounting, Statistics, or Economics
• Ability to successfully perform multiple tasks with minimal supervision.
• Experience with successfully meeting deadlines.

Are you passionate about well-planned development in Wake County, NC that promotes vibrant, mixed-use, walkable communities?

Are you an advocate for diverse housing choices, transportation options, access to clean and adequate drinking water and for local solutions to solve the global climate crisis?

Are you the next Executive Director of WakeUP Wake County?

Why?
WakeUP Wake County promotes good growth planning and sustainable, healthy communities through education, advocacy, and civic engagement, climate change and advancing a higher quality of life for all. WakeUP Wake County is working to create an economically and environmentally sustainable region for future generations. They are now seeking their next Executive Director to join their compassionate and dedicated team to help achieve and grow their strategic vision.

What will you do as WakeUP Wake County’s next Executive Director?
This experienced nonprofit Executive Director will work with the board and staff to implement WakeUP Wake County’s three-year strategic plan created earlier this year. In addition to serving as the face of the organization, attending public meetings and fundraising, the Executive Director will plan, organize, and direct the organization’s governance, advocacy, fiscal management, communications, and operations.

Responsibilities Include:

– Regular attendance at community meetings, events, and facilities. Candidates should expect a moderate number of nights and weekend events and meetings.
– Work closely with the Board of Directors to energize and engage their involvement in policy decisions, fundraising, and visibility of the organization.
– Ensure sound fiscal management practices through budget tracking, billing, and projecting cash flow.
– Educate and be a strong advocate with county, municipal, state, federal elected officials, and staff on growth policies.
– Serve as a catalyst for grassroots advocacy to engage citizens in timely policy actions and help to maintain and grow citizen actions within and outside of the organization.
– Communicate with local media on timely relevant planning and development issues.
– Guide internal research and synthesis activities that lead to recommended policy frameworks and strategies that would further the organization’s vision and goals.
– In partnership with the Director of Development, lead fundraising efforts including grant writing, individual, planned gifts, and other revenue sources.
– Motivate, evaluate, and hire staff.
– Maintain effective working relationships with volunteers and other local partner organizations.

Why WakeUP Wake County?
WakeUP Wake County is a 501(c)3 non-profit, non-partisan advocacy organization that leads public engagement on housing, transportation, climate change, and other land use issues in Wake County. WakeUP began as a grassroots collective in 2006, born out of concern for the challenges of rapid growth and development. Since then, WakeUP has become the leading voice representing citizens in land use and development issues that influence and are influenced by climate, transportation, clean water, and housing, taking the long-term view on regional needs. WakeUP is uniquely positioned to enact change in one of the fastest-growing counties in the United States.

Want to know more? Visit WakeUP Wake County – Speaking UP for a better tomorrow.

Key lived experiences, attributes, and skillsets sought in the Executive Director
– A bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college, with a major in environmental science, natural sciences, political science, humanities, urban planning, or public policy.
– Three years experience leading or in a senior level role with a nonprofit organization, political campaigns, community organizing, nonprofit management, environmental policy, or economic development.
– Dynamic, visionary, high-level strategic thinking, and planning. Ability to envision and convey the organization’s strategic future to the staff, board, volunteers, and donors.
– Familiarity with transportation planning, affordable housing policy, community relations, climate change policy, land use policies, and government relations.
– Track record of fundraising and donor relations.
– Experience collaborating with grassroots organizations, community members, government agencies, and other stakeholders.
– Strong social media, writing skills and ability to speak confidently in public forums.
– High level of initiative, effort, and commitment toward completing assignments efficiently.
– Organized and detail-oriented, ability to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines and work independently and as part of a team.

Think you are the next WakeUP Wake County Executive Director?
To apply, click on the link to the WakeUP Wake County Executive Director position profile at ArmstrongMcGuire.com/jobs. You will see instructions for uploading your compelling cover letter, resume, salary requirements, and professional references. Please provide all requested information to be considered. In case of any technical problems, contact talent@armstrongmcguire.com. No phone calls, please, and no applications will be accepted by email or directly from third-party posting sites.

Salary and Benefits
Salary is commensurate with the requirements of the position and is in the $70,000 to $80,000 range and includes a stipend for medical benefits. Benefits include accrued vacation and sick time of 8 paid holidays plus the week between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day. In addition, the Executive Director receives a cell phone stipend, mileage reimbursement and travel expenses.

WakeUP Wake County is an equal opportunity employer committed to equity in the workplace. Our organization considers applicants equally of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, disability, marital status, age, gender, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, or prior record of arrest or conviction. We seek a workplace that reflects and respects the full range of the nation and state’s diversity.

Review of candidates will continue until the position is filled.

About Us
Economic & Planning Systems, Inc. (EPS) is an innovative consulting firm working in land use policy and urban planning, housing, economic and community development, real estate development, and public finance. Since 1983 we have served a wide variety of private and public sector clients throughout the United States with an emphasis on sustainable and equitable urban development and community resiliency.
EPS is seeking a qualified person to join our Denver team. We welcome people of all backgrounds and identities to apply. We offer an intellectually stimulating and challenging work environment, frequent client contact and exposure, rewarding project assignments, and advancement opportunity. We are committed to a healthy work-life balance and invest in our staff through on-the-job training, monthly “lunch-and-learns,” and staff retreats and social events, with the goal of developing well-rounded consultants experienced in the full range of services offered by the firm.
EPS promotes a collaborative professional environment and values diverse perspectives that strengthen our understanding of issues and enhances our services to our clients and their communities. We are passionate about work that results in strategies to promote great and sustainable places. We help communities expand in an equitable way by planning for healthy, diverse neighborhoods, balanced economic growth, affordable housing, enhanced transit and public services, and innovative land use investments.
Associate Position
An EPS Associate collaborates with EPS Principals, staff, and partner firms to complete consulting assignments related to urban issues including affordable housing, equitable urban investment, transit-oriented development, economic development and revitalization, fiscal and economic impacts, and open space and conservation planning. They prepare quantitative and qualitative research and analysis, participate in stakeholder engagement, and prepare written and spoken deliverables.
Qualifications and Skills
• Master’s degree in urban and regional planning, urban economics, real estate, public policy, or related field (or bachelor’s degree plus directly related work experience)
• 1 to 3 years of related experience in consulting or related public sector position
• Strong spreadsheet modeling and data analysis skills
• Knowledge of basic demographic and economic analysis techniques and data sources
• Basic knowledge of real estate market and financial analysis
• GIS/spatial analysis and graphics skills
• Strong problem solving and written and oral communication skills
• Interest in the economics of land use, evolution of places, and local economic and community development

Benefits
• Starting salary $65,000 to $75,000 dependent on qualifications and experience
• Full benefits package including medical, dental, vision, disability, and paid time off
EPS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We encourage all qualified candidates to apply.
To apply send resume and cover letter to lsoister@epsdenver.com

Job Description

This position is being re-advertised. Candidates who have previously submitted an application and were referred to the hiring manager are still being considered and do not need to reapply.

The Housing and Neighborhoods Department is committed to improving the quality of life for all Raleigh residents through a variety of programs and activities throughout the city. The Department provides funding to create and preserve affordable housing and for services and programs benefitting low-to-moderate-income people. The Department enforces codes to ensure safe and decent housing and carries out neighborhood revitalization and community engagement and enrichment activities. The Multifamily Lending Coordinator’s role is key to the successful implementation of housing and community development programs and services.

About the Opportunity:
The Community and Small Business Development Division of the Housing and Neighborhoods Department administers the City’s housing and community development programs funded with local and federal funds, including gap financing loans for affordable multifamily housing development. The Division seeks a self-directed community development professional with excellent communication skills and a commitment to professional excellence to serve as its Multifamily Lending Coordinator. This position manages the Department’s multifamily gap financing programs, including drafting notices of funding availability and requests for proposals, coordinating inter-disciplinary review committees, leading regular interdisciplinary coordination calls for ongoing projects, and evaluating proposals, including financial underwriting. The Multifamily Lending Coordinator will make recommendations in the form of memoranda and presentations to go before City Council. This position will also move funded developments through the closing and construction processes.

The ideal candidate will have experience with multifamily development, lending, and/or valuation, with specific experience with the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program. They will have excellent written and verbal communication skills (including public presentation skills), project management skills, time management skills, including planning, organizing, evaluating and implementation. and facility with data. The ideal candidate should also possess excellent interpersonal skills to establish and maintain effective working relationships with staff, other departments, elected officials, the media, the public, and the development community. To perform this job successfully, an individual should have working knowledge of Microsoft programs, specifically Excel, as well as Windows accessories and PowerPoint.  This position will be supervised by the Housing Programs Manager, but the ideal candidate will be self-directed, able to manage the programs in its portfolio with minimal supervision and capable of making program and policy recommendations.

 

Duties and Responsibilities

 

• Plan, manage, and oversee the City’s rental housing development finance programs, primarily the Joint Venture Rental Development Program. This position will also be tasked with standing up a funding program for Community Development Housing Organizations (CHDOs) using HOME and other federal funds.
• Evaluate proposals received for rental development projects requesting City funds and conducting underwriting analysis to make funding recommendations to City Council.
• Evaluate appropriateness of projects for federal or local funding, specifically for the HOME Investment Partnerships Program and the Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG). This requires possessing or obtaining working knowledge of HOME and CDBG regulation and program guidelines.
• Conduct Environmental Reviews as needed to ensure compliance with federal regulations.
• Recommend funding awards to Department leadership and City Council with clear, concise written memoranda and presentations.
• Manage loan closings for funded developments by collaborating with contracted outside counsel to review documents and working with Department finance staff to set up and process funding disbursements.
• Monitor approved developments through the construction process to ensure compliance with federal regulations such as Davis-Bacon, Section 3, Minority and Women-Owned Business requirements and other cross-cutting regulatory requirements.
• Coordinate with development partners and Department staff to ensure beneficiary data for federally-funded projects is accurately entered into the Integrated Disbursement Information System (IDIS) and that deadlines for the commitment or expenditure of HUD funds are met.
• Collaborate with other staff to monitor post-construction compliance including evaluating requests for modifications to loans and coordinating between property managers and loan servicer to ensure balance accuracy and other servicing matters.
• Manage data for the City’s multifamily development portfolio including lending volume, unit production, and upcoming projects.
• Use data to respond to inquiries from staff leadership and City Council, and to make recommendations for program and policy updates.
• Maintain relationships with development partners and community organizations to stay aware of trends and upcoming projects.

 

Typical Qualifications

Education and Experience:
Bachelor’s Degree in real estate, urban planning, construction management, business administration or directly related field and five years of community development experience related to assignment.

OR

An equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the job such as those listed above, unless otherwise subject to any other requirements set forth in law or regulation.

Licensing and Certifications:

• Valid North Carolina Class C Driver’s License with a satisfactory driving record, or the ability to obtain within 60 days of hire

Preferred Qualifications:

• AICP, NDC Housing Development Finance Professional Certification, or other related professional certifications

Ithaca Neighborhood Housing Services (INHS), a 47-year-old nonprofit, seeks a new Executive Director to lead our organization and its affiliates into our next 47 years.

INHS is an established and well-regarded organization dedicated to revitalizing neighborhoods and communities, and helping people of modest incomes secure—and stay in—high-quality housing in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of upstate New York.

INHS began as a Neighborhood Housing Services program in 1976, aiming to stop neighborhood decline in the City of Ithaca’s blue-collar neighborhoods by renovating dilapidated homes and increasing low- and moderate-income homeownership. INHS later expanded into affordable rental housing production, lending, and property management. Our services have grown almost continuously since the early 1980s, as the affordable housing challenges in the region have increased, and our service area has expanded.

Today, INHS builds new affordable housing, renovates older homes, manages property, provides grants and low-interest loans for home purchase and renovation, counsels first-time homebuyers, and assists seniors with small home repairs.

Our new leader should have the following core qualifications:

• Strong people management and internal communication skills
• An ability to effectively collaborate with the board and with key community leaders
• Experience in fundraising from a variety of sources
• In depth understanding in at least one of the areas of affordable housing development, community development lending and CDFI compliance, property management, or asset management
• A grounding in financial management and a comprehensive understanding of how to maintain INHS’s financial health
• A minimum of ten years of relevant work experience, at least five of which will be at the senior management or Executive Director level, and
• A Master’s degree in city planning, business, real estate, or a related field, or the equivalent in additional work and training experience is preferred.

INHS offers a competitive salary and benefits package which includes: 11 holidays, 4 weeks of vacation, contributions to a health plan and a SEP/IRA, as well as a 403b retirement plan. The salary range for this full-time position is $130,000-160,000, depending on qualifications and experience.

This is not a remote work position. The Executive Director is expected to both work and live in the region once they assume this position. For more information about INHS, see https://www.ithacanhs.org.

The Selection Process

Please submit a cover letter, detailing your interest and qualifications for this position and an up-to-date resume as one document to: Ann L Silverman Consulting, at https://annlsilverman.com/inhs-executive-director/. Questions can be addressed to: jobs@annlsilverman.com.

Note that if you have a strong interest in this position, but do not have all of the skills and experiences sought, we would still like to hear from you. In your cover letter, please describe what particular characteristics you bring to this position, and how you would propose to add to your skills. All applications will be reviewed and acknowledged as they are received. INHS seeks to fill this position by early 2024.

Ithaca Neighborhood Housing Services is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. We encourage applications from candidates from diverse backgrounds and cultures.

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Hiring Range: $60,264.00 – $79,841.00 Annually 

Summary
This position coordinates strategic affordable housing development projects and initiatives collaboratively with a high-performing, energetic, fun, and diverse team.

A successful candidate will need:

• A commitment to public service and contributing to positive community solutions
• Significant experience with affordable housing policy, development finance, and underwriting
• A strong desire to achieve results, along with the persistence and knowledge needed to move affordable housing projects through various Town and community processes
• Proven ability to identify, analyze and negotiate development opportunities and manage projects from start to finish
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills that will foster strong partnerships and effective teamwork with developers, community partners, and staff
• An innovative and collaborative mindset

Working for the Town of Chapel Hill

The Town of Chapel Hill is committed to talent development and will provide professional development opportunities to help employees build the portfolio of technical skills and experiences needed to advance their careers. Chapel Hill is a multicultural university town where a dynamic downtown and networked community inspire connections, innovation, technology, discovery, learning, and the arts.

Essential Functions
Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Lead the planning, management, and oversight of affordable housing development projects on Town-owned land through public-private partnerships
• Identify and analyze potential affordable housing development opportunities and methods to increase and preserve the inventory of affordable housing serving a range of income levels, consistent with the Council’s goals
• Successfully select, manage and work collaboratively with development partners, outside consultants, legal counsel, and technical experts
• Serve as a liaison between affordable housing applicants and the Planning
• Department to support projects navigating the Town’s development review process
• Implement the Town’s inclusionary housing policies, working closely with market-rate residential developers to develop affordable housing proposals and monitor compliance once projects are approved
• Collaborate with team members to create and implement special projects and policies related to affordable housing
• Write communications, reports, and plans for Town staff, Council, Advisory Boards, and the public
• Provide staff support to Town Advisory Boards, affordable housing committees, and cross-departmental Town teams
• Perform other duties as required,

Supervisory Responsibilities

May require supervision of interns.

Physical Demands and Work Environment

The work is typically performed while sitting at a desk in an office environment. The employee occasionally lifts light objects. Hybrid work may be permitted.

Knowledge of:

• Affordable housing development and finance
• Affordable housing and community development policies and programs
• Land use planning practices
• Resources available for housing development projects, at local, state, and federal levels
• Best practices and local government solutions related to: affordable and mixed-income housing development, the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, and affordable housing development incentives

Ability to:

• Effectively manage complex projects
• Review, analyze, and create financial pro-formas detailing the feasibility of affordable housing projects and the need for gap financing
• Gather, analyze and interpret community data to provide context on need and impact of housing activities
• Manage workload with great organization, initiative, attention to detail and follow-through
• Communicate effectively orally and in writing to a variety of audiences
• Use a computer and various word processing and database software applications, including Excel, Word
• Build and maintain effective working relationships with the Town legal, finance, development services and planning departments, as well as community members and community partners
• Work creatively within a regulation-driven, local government context
• Model behavior that is consistent with our values of RESPECT (Responsibility,
• Equity, Safety, Professionalism, Ethics, Communication, and Teamwork)

Minimum Qualifications
Any equivalent combination of education and experience that provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the duties of the job.

Education
A bachelor’s degree in real estate finance, public administration, public policy, planning, business, economics, or related field, or equivalent experience. Master’s degree preferred.

Experience
At least 3 years of demonstrated experience with affordable housing development is desired, including project feasibility, financing, and impact evaluation.

Certifications, Licenses, Registrations
A valid NC driver’s and the availability of private transportation or the ability to provide transportation between job sites is required.

The Community and Small Business Development Division of the Housing and Neighborhoods Department administers the City’s housing and community development programs funded with local and federal funds, including gap financing loans for affordable multifamily housing development. The Division seeks a self-directed community development professional with excellent communication skills and a commitment to professional excellence to serve as its Multifamily Lending Coordinator. This position manages the Department’s multifamily gap financing programs, including drafting notices of funding availability and requests for proposals, coordinating inter-disciplinary review committees, leading regular interdisciplinary coordination calls for ongoing projects, and evaluating proposals, including financial underwriting. The Multifamily Lending Coordinator will make recommendations in the form of memoranda and presentations to go before City Council. This position will also move funded developments through the closing and construction processes.

Apply online: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/raleighnc/jobs/4203198/multifamily-lending-coordinator