Hafod
Project Manager(Land & New Business)

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Are you passionate about delivering new affordable homes and creating thriving communities across Wales? then we would like to hear from you
Make a difference every day as a Project Manager at Hafod. This is a permanent 36 hrs full-time hybrid working position with the option to work 9 days every fortnight.
We're looking for a Project Manager (New Business) to join our Development team and help deliver Hafod's ambitious programme of 150 new affordable homes each year. Working alongside the Development Manager and Director of Development, you'll play a key role in identifying, assessing, and progressing new housing opportunities from initial concept through feasibility, planning, and approval stages.
This is a varied and rewarding role that combines project management, partnership working, and commercial awareness.
- You'll work closely with local authorities, developers, consultants, landowners, and internal teams to turn opportunities into high-quality housing solutions that make a lasting difference to people's lives.
- You'll have the opportunity to manage a diverse portfolio of affordable housing projects, build strong partnerships, and contribute directly to Hafod's long-term growth ambitions and commitment to providing homes people are proud to live in.
- This role involves travelling independently across our sites and development opportunities as part of day-to-day duties.
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What you’ll be doing:
- Identify, appraise, and progress affordable housing opportunities across Hafod's operating areas, including land acquisitions, Section 106 opportunities, and package deals.
- Manage projects through feasibility and pre-development stages, including due diligence, site surveys, risk assessments, and viability appraisals.
- Procure and coordinate consultants, contractors, and professional advisors to support project development and planning activities.
- Prepare development appraisals, funding submissions, governance reports, and programme information to support decision making and investment.
- Build and maintain positive relationships with local authorities, consultants, developers, and internal colleagues to ensure successful project outcomes.


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