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Chartered Accountants (CA) and Company Secretaries (CS) in the real estate sector typically manage financial operations, taxation, compliance, and auditing, with roles varying based on experience and whether they are in internal teams or external consulting firms.    Common Job Responsibilities The specific duties depend on the role (internal/external) and seniority, but generally cover:  Financial ...

A Real Estate Receptionist is the first point of contact, responsible for greeting clients, managing calls, scheduling, handling mail, maintaining the office's welcoming appearance, and providing general admin support like data entry and filing for agents, requiring strong communication, organization, and MS Office skills to ensure smooth daily operations and a ...

An IT Engineer in Real Estate manages technology supporting agents and operations, handling software (CRM, listings), hardware (networks, devices, servers), user support, data security, and potentially PropTech (property technology) like AI tools or digital platforms, bridging technical needs with business goals like sales, leasing, and property management for efficiency and growth, according to ...

A Real Estate Accounts Manager oversees all financial operations, ensuring compliance, managing budgets, handling AP/AR, preparing statements, and analyzing performance to support strategic decisions, working closely with property management and leadership on financial health, reporting (IND AS, IFRS), audits, and tax compliance for property portfolios. Key duties include financial close, reconciliation, ...

A Real Estate Sales Manager needs a mix of education (often a Bachelor's in Business/Marketing), proven sales leadership, deep market knowledge, and strong people skills (communication, negotiation, team building). Key qualifications include a track record of hitting targets, CRM software proficiency, an active real estate license (often preferred), and the ability ...

A Real Estate Surveyor defines property boundaries, assesses land features, and creates maps for legal, development, and sales purposes, involving field measurements with GPS/Total Stations, research into land records, data analysis using CAD/GIS software, and preparing reports/plats for clients, architects, and government agencies, ensuring compliance with regulations for property transactions and ...

An MEP Engineer for Real Estate plans, designs, and oversees Mechanical (HVAC), Electrical (power, lighting, fire alarm), and Plumbing (water, drainage, fire suppression) systems in buildings, ensuring functionality, efficiency, and code compliance from design to installation, coordinating with architects, contractors, and managing budgets, quality, and safety for a comfortable, safe, and ...

An Architect for Real Estate designs and manages property developments, translating developer goals into functional, attractive, and compliant buildings by creating blueprints, collaborating with engineers, securing permits, overseeing construction for quality, and ensuring projects meet market demands and urban planning, from concept to completion, blending creative vision with business strategy. Key ...

An Engineer Billing for Real Estate creates, verifies, and manages project financial documentation, focusing on BOQs (Bills of Quantities), RA bills, and cost estimates, reconciling site measurements with invoices, and coordinating payments for contractors and clients, ensuring financial accuracy and compliance for construction projects. Key duties involve site measurement, material reconciliation, rate analysis, ...

A Construction Manager plans, coordinates, budgets, and supervises construction projects from start to finish, ensuring they are completed safely, on time, and within budget by managing teams, resources, schedules, quality, and communication with clients, architects, and subcontractors, handling everything from cost estimates and permits to site safety and progress reporting. They ...