Valuations Real Estate - Assistant Manager
About the role
As an Assistant Manager in the Real Estate Valuation team, you will help clients understand the value of investment, owner-occupied and operational property assets. You will combine property, market and economic evidence with recognised valuation methods to reach well-supported conclusions and communicate them clearly. The role offers exposure to a varied portfolio of UK and international client engagements, with particular relevance for candidates who have experience of trading properties, including hospitality assets.
What you'll be doing
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Undertake and review valuations of investment, owner-occupied and operational real estate assets for financial reporting, transaction support, fund reporting and other client purposes.
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Analyse property-specific, market and economic information to develop robust, evidence-based valuation conclusions.
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Build and review valuation models using discounted cash flow, income capitalisation and depreciated replacement cost methods.
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Manage day-to-day client interactions, attend meetings and explain valuation issues and findings clearly to clients and stakeholders.
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Plan, coordinate and review the work of junior team members to support consistent, high-quality delivery.
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Identify key valuation issues and select appropriate approaches for different assets and engagement purposes.
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Contribute to business development activity and strengthen relationships across the real estate market.
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Support quality and risk management procedures in line with professional and regulatory standards.
Experience and skills you'll need
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Proven experience of real estate valuations across one or more asset classes; experience of trading properties, particularly hospitality assets, is especially relevant.
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Strong knowledge of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Valuation - Global Standards (the Red Book) and valuation governance requirements.
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Practical experience of income capitalisation, discounted cash flow, comparable evidence and other recognised real estate valuation methods.
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Strong analytical, quantitative and financial modelling skills, with the ability to interpret property, market and economic data.
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Clear report-writing and communication skills, including the ability to present findings to clients and stakeholders.
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Demonstrable project management, commercial awareness and client relationship skills, including the ability to manage multiple engagements.
Qualifications you'll need:
Membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS) and Registered Valuer status, or eligibility to obtain Registered Valuer status, are essential.