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O'Reilly Auto Parts

Automotive parts retailer with nationwide stores

Real Estate Development Project Manager

Real Estate DevelopmentConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUnited StatesIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in real estate management and 5 years of experience in a construction-related position, preferably in the public sector, or comparable related experience.
  • 5 years of experience in corporate real estate with an emphasis on project management, information gathering, and reporting.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
  • Ability to organize projects.
  • Ability to manage time effectively and set clear timelines for task due dates.
  • Ability to communicate effectively within all levels of the organization.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain ownership of each project from site selection through store opening.
  • Provide a development budget for site feasibility and update the budget based on project findings.
  • Maintain formal communications related to the development schedule and lease obligations.
  • Manage the overall development and construction of each store.
  • Maintain a strategic vision for resource management and provide checks and balances for cost control.
  • Assist the Expansion Committee by providing solutions, pricing, and development feasibility for prospective properties.
  • Respond to municipality violations for prospective properties before project commencement.
  • Review geotechnical reports, Phase 1/2/3 reports, asbestos surveys, and lease documents; provide solutions for conflicts with the intended development, provide associated pricing, and update the development budget.
  • For build-to-suit and new-construction building lease projects, receive construction documents from the Design Department and review plans for construction feasibility and value-engineering opportunities.
  • Review the lease and work letter to understand the specific terms of each lease; contact the landlord to discuss the project and lease terms and verify that the landlord has submitted all necessary permit applications.
  • Place each project on the real estate schedule based on historical data, consultant reports, location, climate, and operational strategy.
  • Provide final approval for fabrication once the order has been verified.
  • Assist the design team by securing necessary sureties, special inspection documentation, and permit applications.
  • Review preliminary and final construction documents for construction feasibility and value-engineering opportunities.
  • Negotiate with authorities having jurisdiction, including state and city authorities and fire marshals, for a reasonable scope of work and fee structure.
  • Track projects throughout due diligence and design phases, make necessary adjustments to the real estate schedule, and communicate with internal departments about their budgeting and planning needs.
  • Issue a tentative schedule to Operations, Inventory Control, Store Installations, and National Account Vendors when a project is scheduled for less than 90 days.
  • Develop a list of bidders based on general contractor workloads, performance, licensing, and geographic location; present the qualified bidder list to the Manager of Real Estate Development for approval.
  • Work with the Development Services Team to issue requests for proposals, notify appropriate reporting agencies, and notify Operations.
  • Monitor design changes and oversee the issuance of addenda and proposal requests; provide associated costs and update the development budget.
  • Route the final budget for approval by the Real Estate Development Management Team.
  • Monitor each project using weekly field reports, photographs, and direct communication with the general contractor's project manager and superintendent.
  • Review and approve all construction materials testing reports.
  • Visit sites as required to verify progress and compliance with plans and specifications; provide solutions for construction-related issues and meet with governing authorities to negotiate code requirements that do not meet the development model.
  • Coordinate store access for the installation team with the general contractor or district manager and verify that all utilities are operational.
  • Work with Legal to resolve easement disputes, lien notices, and construction defect cases; represent the company in court proceedings related to development.
  • Be available 24/7 to respond to natural disasters and arrange emergency responses for security and life-safety issues related to disasters.
  • Perform additional duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • Construction-related experience in the public sector.

About the Company

O'Reilly Auto Parts

Automotive parts retailer with nationwide stores

O'Reilly Auto Parts runs a large network of auto parts retail stores and distribution centers, selling automotive parts and supplies to retail customers and professional installers. It stocks a wide range of parts and related items and helps customers choose the right parts with knowledgeable staff and efficient service. The company differentiates itself through its nationwide store footprint, emphasis on customer service, and a culture focused on growth and development, aiming to be the dominant supplier in its markets by offering the best price, quality, and service. Its goal is to become the leading auto parts supplier in its market areas by delivering strong prices, quality parts, and high levels of service.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Springfield, IL
Founded
1957

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