Project Development Manager

The Project Development Manager is responsible for overseeing project profitability and managing the full cycle of the project development process, including feasibility studies, project design & planning, project launch & implementation, turnover to clients, and set-up of property management operations. The PDM champions project success by leading and working with his / her partners from Design & Construction, Finance, Sales, Marketing, Permits & Property Management to ensure the timely accomplishment of milestones

Responsibilities:

1. Project Planning and Strategy:
   • Develop and implement project plans, including timelines, budgets, and resource allocation.
   • Conduct feasibility studies and market analysis to identify potential real estate development opportunities.
   • Define project scope, goals, and deliverables.
2. Team Leadership:
   • Lead and manage a multidisciplinary team, including architects, engineers, contractors, and other professionals.
   • Foster a collaborative and productive working environment.
   • Provide direction and guidance to team members throughout the project lifecycle.
3. Financial Management:
   • Oversee budgeting and financial forecasting for real estate projects.
   • Monitor project costs and ensure adherence to budgetary constraints.
   • Identify cost-saving opportunities without compromising project quality.
4. Regulatory Compliance:
   • Stay informed about local zoning laws, building codes, and other regulations.
   • Ensure that all projects comply with legal and regulatory requirements.
   • Obtain necessary permits and approvals for development projects.
5. Site Selection and Acquisition:
   • Identify and evaluate potential project sites.
   • Negotiate land acquisition deals and coordinate due diligence processes.
   • Work with legal and financial teams to finalize land purchases.
6. Design and Development:
   • Collaborate with architects and design teams to create project concepts.
   • Oversee the development of detailed project plans and specifications.
   • Monitor construction progress to ensure alignment with design and quality standards.
7. Stakeholder Communication:
   • Communicate project progress, challenges, and milestones to internal and external stakeholders.
   • Build and maintain relationships with investors, government officials, and other relevant parties.
8. Risk Management:
   • Identify potential risks and develop risk mitigation strategies.
   • Implement effective risk management practices throughout the project lifecycle.