Analyst/Associate – Asset Management

Overview

In this role you will actively manage real estate investments across the UK and Europe, focusing on performance, value creation, and execution. You will collaborate with partners, advisers, and internal teams to drive asset-level KPIs, budgets, and cash flows, while updating models and contributing to portfolio-wide decisions. You will prepare senior leadership materials and support market research, with a clear opportunity to shape asset strategies and improve reporting and processes. This position offers hands-on exposure to cross-border institutional real estate management within a collaborative, growth‑driven environment.

Responsibilities

• Own active management of real estate investments across the UK and Europe, focusing on performance and value creation
• Collaborate with operating partners and advisers on leasing, capex, ESG, asset performance, and operations
• Manage asset-level KPIs, budgets, cash flows, leasing progress, and variance analysis against business plans
• Update financial models with actuals, revised assumptions, and scenario planning for strategic decisions
• Contribute to annual budgets, quarterly reporting, valuation processes, and lender/investor materials
• Prepare concise materials for senior leadership highlighting drivers, risks, and next steps
• Conduct market, sector, and economic research to support decisions
• Support oversight of service providers and drive reporting improvements, data quality, and use of technology/AI tools across the portfolio

Key requirements

• 2-4 years of relevant real estate asset management experience
• Degree from a leading university, business school, or equivalent
• Advanced financial modelling and Excel skills; understanding of IRR, NPV, waterfall structures, and debt financing
• Direct exposure to value-add strategies (advantage)

• detail-oriented
• structured thinker
• collaborative
• Excel modelling and advanced financial analysis
• PowerPoint and data visualization
• Budgeting and cash flow forecasting

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