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Real Estate Analyst

City of London
Posted 18 days ago
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Real Estate Analyst

Department: Analytics

Location: London

Employment Type: Permanent – Full Time

Reporting To: Alex Grechishkin

Application Deadline: 15 July 2026

About the Role

The Real Estate Analyst sits in the Analytics team and works closely with Capital Markets, Acquisitions, Finance, and Portfolio Management teams.

You will:

  • Own our suite of financial models for acquisitions and portfolio management.
  • Maintain the underwriting and performance data underpinning these models.
  • Produce ongoing reporting for our clients and leadership team.

Key Responsibilities

Modelling

  • Build and maintain acquisition and asset management models.
  • Develop models to support new investment strategies and fundraising.
  • Maintain a comprehensive database of underwriting data, actuals, and financial metrics.
  • Improve model accuracy through deeper analysis, faster generation from standard data imports, and sharper assumptions by tracking underwrites against actuals.

Reporting

  • Produce client reporting across weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual cycles, synthesising financial and operational metrics into consistent, high-quality materials.
  • Generate internal reporting for leadership and operations teams.
  • Optimise reporting processes to reduce generation time, increase repeatability, and enhance clarity and readability.

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Analysis

  • Conduct ad hoc analysis to support investment targeting and portfolio performance assessments.

Skills, Knowledge & Expertise

Essential

  • 1–3 years of experience in a modelling or analyst role (or strong graduates with relevant placement experience).
  • Advanced Excel proficiency and strong financial modelling skills.
  • Relevant experience in real estate finance and/or modelling.
  • Ability to structure and solve complex analytical problems.
  • Clear communication, strong numeracy, and accurate writing skills.
  • Organisational skills to manage competing demands from multiple stakeholders.
  • Fluency with AI tools.

Helpful (Not Required)

  • Experience with operational real estate investment in the UK, particularly Build to Rent (Multifamily) or Single Family Residential.

Benefits

Why Join Us?

  • Rapid growth with real opportunities for career progression.
  • Visible impact on investment strategies and scaling initiatives.
  • Part of a Sunday Times Best Places to Work culture.
  • Supportive, mission-driven team focused on raising standards in UK rental housing.
  • Backed by leading investors with a people-first approach.

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Core Package Includes:

  • Competitive salary.
  • 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays (plus an extra bonus day over Christmas).
  • Company options scheme.
  • Enhanced parental leave.
  • Private medical insurance, Dental plan (Denplan), and eye care (EyeMed).
  • Ability to buy additional holiday (up to 5 days/year).
  • Life Assurance (up to 4x annual salary).
  • Company pension contribution.

Additional Perks:

  • Hybrid working.
  • Flexible bank holidays (to accommodate religious observances).
  • Mental health support via Spill.
  • Weekly company lunches (every Wednesday).
  • £1,500 annual Learning & Development budget.
  • 3-week work-from-abroad opportunity per year.
  • 2 paid volunteering days/year.
  • Regular social events.
  • Referral bonus scheme.
  • Period and menopause support.
  • 20% discount at our partner brand, LOFT.

Ready to shape the future of property investment? Apply now—we’d love to hear from you!

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Skills

Financial Modelling
Advanced Excel
Real Estate Finance
Analytical Problem Solving
Communication
Numeracy
Writing
Organizational Skills
AI Tools
Underwriting

Location

City of London, England, United Kingdom

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