Madison Berkeley
Development/Portfolio Analyst

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Development / Portfolio Analyst – Real Estate
Location: Central London | Type: Permanent | Workplace: Office-based
The Opportunity
Madison Berkeley is working exclusively with a leading UK real estate developer and investor to seek a Development / Portfolio Analyst to join its team.
This is a varied role combining development appraisal, financial modelling, and portfolio analysis. You will work closely with senior management, development teams, and capital partners, supporting major development projects while providing financial analysis and reporting across the wider portfolio.
Key Responsibilities
- Financial analysis and appraisal of major development projects.
- Build, review, and maintain development and cash-flow models.
- Model debt and joint-venture equity structures.
- Take financial ownership of individual projects, including underwriting, budgeting, and reporting.
- Work with development teams, lenders, and equity partners to assess returns, risks, and opportunities.
- Produce portfolio-level cash-flow forecasts, budgets, and management reporting.
- Support senior management with ad-hoc analysis and strategic decision-making.
- Assist with the appraisal of potential new development and investment opportunities.
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- Previous experience or strong exposure to real estate development, investment, or financial analysis. Circa 2-4 years of experience.
- Strong Excel and financial modelling skills.
- Understanding of real estate finance and debt modelling.
- Highly analytical with excellent attention to detail.
- Confident communicating financial analysis to a range of stakeholders.
- Knowledge of IRR, NPV, leverage, and cash-flow analysis would be advantageous.
This is an excellent opportunity to gain broad exposure across development, investment, financing, and portfolio analysis within a major UK real estate platform.
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