Job Title
Associate Director, Valuation & AdvisoryJob Description Summary
Job Description
Role Summary
Reporting to the Executive Director, Valuation & Advisory (or their designate), this role is responsible for undertaking valuation assignments, consultancy engagements and market studies, as well as preparing high-quality valuation reports across a broad range of real estate asset classes, including commercial, industrial, residential, hospitality, land and other property sectors.
About the role
Drive business development activities by pitching for and securing valuation and advisory assignments.
Conduct valuation assessments, consultancy engagements and market studies across a diverse portfolio of real estate assets.
Prepare comprehensive, accurate and well-structured valuation and advisory reports in accordance with professional standards.
Gather, analyse and interpret market, financial and property-related information to support valuation conclusions and client recommendations.
Undertake ad hoc valuation, consultancy and special projects as assigned by the Executive Director, Valuation & Advisory (or their designate).
Support cross-selling initiatives by identifying opportunities to introduce clients to other service lines across the business.
Take ownership of Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) responsibilities and actively contribute to fostering a strong safety culture.
About You
Registered and licensed valuer with the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV) (mandatory).
Demonstrated experience in conducting valuations across multiple property sectors, including commercial, industrial, residential, hospitality and land assets.
Strong analytical, report writing and market research capabilities.
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build trusted client relationships.
Proven ability to contribute to business development activities and secure new valuation and advisory engagements.
Self-motivated, commercially minded and able to manage multiple assignments within tight deadlines.
INCO: “Cushman & Wakefield”
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