Development Manager

Posted 24 April by RGB Recruitment
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£55,000 per annum
St. Austell , Cornwall
Permanent, full-time
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Posted by RGB Recruitment
An opportunity has arisen to join a first-class Social Housing provider in Cornwall on a permanent basis to lead on the Development Programme.

The position as a Development Manager is to manage the property delivery programme from inception to scheme completion, which would include from land acquisition to handover; S106 ; Own Build; and Regeneration Schemes.

Responsibilities would include:
  • Ensuring projects are delivered according to profitability and programme requirements, and taking handover at scheme completion
  • Identifying development opportunities, and preparation of scheme proposals for Board approval
  • To take ownership of all development projects, and keeping colleagues informed of scheme progress
  • Undertake regeneration schemes where necessary, which may involve option appraisals; achievement of planning permissions; and identification of funding schemes
  • Drafting suitable and feasible design briefs to comply with regulatory requirements

The ideal person for this position would possess:
  • HND or Level 5 qualification in a construction/ property related discipline
  • Experience with the various elements of the development process, such as from acquisition to sales
  • Prior experience in relationship management with customers, and generation of new business
  • Good IT and financial skills
  • A driving license and access to vehicle

For more information or a confidential conversation, please do contact Olivia Eden at RGB Recruitment.

Reference: 52525645

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