Charm Living
Acquisitions Analyst

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About Charm Living
Charm Living is a real estate platform offering acquisition and investment, development management, and residential management services. We are actively acquiring Section 106 affordable housing across the Midlands, Home Counties and East of England — typically via forward funding, across Affordable Rent, Social Rent and Shared Ownership.
The role
You will support the Investment team as deals move from first look to completion. You will spend most of your time in Excel and in the detail — populating appraisals, pulling together market evidence, and keeping deal information organised — with support and training from the wider team.
What you'll do
- Populate and update acquisition appraisals and cashflow models using the team's existing templates.
- Source and compile information on incoming site acquisition opportunities; build and maintain the deal pipeline as opportunities emerge for team review.
- Collect market evidence — sales and lettings comparables, Shared Ownership values, and Affordable / Social Rent levels — to support appraisal inputs.
- Chase and consolidate due diligence inputs from advisers; flag delays and escalate blockers to the team.
- Pull together financial data, structuring inputs, and deal analysis for investment papers — summarising site viability, tenure mix, and financial returns to support investment decisions.
- Keep the deal pipeline tracker up to date as transactions progress.
- Provide general analytical and administrative support to the Investment team as deals move through to completion.
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- Strong numeracy skills and confidence working in Excel.
- Good attention to detail and a methodical, organised approach.
- Willingness to learn and to ask questions.
- Clear written communication and reliability in following things through.
- Proficiency with PowerPoint and report writing — able to present financial data and deal analysis clearly to the team.


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- Exposure to real estate, finance or housing.
- An interest in UK affordable housing and how it is funded and delivered.
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