Full-Time
Operations Associate
Capital Development & Investor Relations
Updated on 8/18/2026
Faropoint
51-200 employees
Tech-enabled industrial real estate asset manager
Compensation Overview
$90k - $130k/yr
Hoboken, NJ, USA
In Person
Bachelor's
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- At least 3 years of experience as an Executive Assistant supporting C-level executives or senior leadership.
- A bachelor's degree is preferred.
- Experience in financial services, private equity, real estate investment, or investor relations is strongly preferred.
- A proven track record supporting executives in client-facing or fundraising functions.
- Proficiency with artificial intelligence tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, or Gemini is required.
- Salesforce customer relationship management expertise is preferred, with experience in data entry, report generation, and dashboard management as a plus.
- Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, including Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
- Experience with virtual meeting platforms such as Zoom, Teams, or WebEx.
- Ability to quickly learn and adopt new technology platforms.
- Initiative, ownership, flexibility, adaptability, collaboration, emotional intelligence, and composure under pressure.
- Manage a complex calendar across multiple time zones and prioritize meetings based on strategic importance.
- Coordinate domestic and international travel arrangements, including flights, accommodations, ground transportation, and detailed itineraries.
- Prepare executive briefing materials, presentations, and meeting agendas.
- Screen and prioritize incoming communications and respond independently when appropriate.
- Handle expense reports, reimbursements, and budget tracking.
- Maintain the investor database in Salesforce customer relationship management with accuracy and completeness.
- Track investor communications, meeting notes, and follow-up items in Salesforce.
- Generate Salesforce reports and analytics for investor pipeline management.
- Coordinate investor meetings, site visits, and quarterly update calls.
- Prepare investor correspondence.
- Organize and facilitate internal and external meetings, including logistics, catering, and technology setup.
- Coordinate fundraising activities, including investor roadshows and capital-raising events.
- Take meeting minutes and distribute action items with follow-up tracking.
- Experience with investor relations or capital-raising activities.
- Knowledge of private equity or real estate investment terminology.
- Previous exposure to fundraising processes and limited partner/general partner relationships.
- Experience supporting multiple executives or managing overlapping priorities.
- Project management certification or training.
Faropoint is a real estate asset manager focused on urban logistics and last-mile industrial warehouses in the U.S. It identifies small-to-medium properties often overlooked and aggregates them into large high-value portfolios for institutional investors, and it runs a sale-leaseback program that buys properties and leases them back to owner-occupiers. The firm uses a proprietary tech platform with AI tools—FarOS for sourcing and pipeline management and REXy for valuation—to analyze data and speed deal execution, supported by 16 regional offices for local market intelligence. Its goal is to provide liquidity to smaller property owners while offering scalable, well-valued portfolios to large investors and to grow its asset base in the industrial real estate market.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$1.2B
Headquarters
Memphis, Tennessee
Founded
2012
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 2026 Farmingdale and January 2026 Bohemia deals extend Long Island density.
- February 2026 APG lifted Fund IV fundraising toward $1 billion, adding global credibility.
- January 2026 raised $273 million and April 2026 raised $223 million, proving lender access.
What critics are saying
- Fund II’s 61-asset portfolio carries only 3.8-year leases; 2028 rollover hits fast.
- Fund III relies on repeated refinancing; Blackstone, Capital One, and JPMorgan control financing leverage.
- If industrial cap rates widen, Faropoint’s aggregated portfolios face forced sales and fee collapse.
What makes Faropoint unique
- Faropoint’s June 2025 Fund IV pairs local brokers with FarOS and REXy.
- Adir Levitas built 550-plus warehouses, 35 million square feet, through fragmented last-mile aggregation.
- APG’s February 2026 commitment confirms institutional trust in Faropoint’s portfolio-building machine.
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↑ 44%Faropoint acquires Farmingdale property in sale-leaseback deal. Hoboken, N.J.-based Faropoint has added to its growing Long Island portfolio with the acquisition of an industrial property in Farmingdale. Faropoint purchased the 21,895-square-foot building on 1.5 acres at 10 Executive Blvd. for $5.25 million. The deal was a sale-leaseback for Faropoint, with the seller, biotech firm Enzo Life Sciences, remaining as a tenant. "10 Executive is the latest addition to our growing Long Island portfolio," Matthew Bernstein, Faropoint's director of acquisitions, told LIBN. "This opportunity secures a creditworthy tenant under a long-term sale-leaseback in a highly infilled location, occupying a facility that is mission-critical to their operations." The acquisition of 10 Executive Blvd. is Faropoint's ninth on Long Island and its third in the last nine months. In January the company purchased a two-building industrial portfolio at 100 and 110 Wilbur Place in Bohemia for $17.5 million. The acquisition, another sale-leaseback, totaled 73,811 square feet on 6 acres, with seller New York Tent remaining as a tenant. In Oct. 2025, Faropoint purchased a fully occupied 40,000-square-foot industrial building on 2.22 acres at 593 Acorn St. in Deer Park for $7.55 million in another sale-leaseback deal. Faropoint, founded in 2012, is a commercial real estate investment firm that focuses on last-mile warehousing and distribution facilities. The company's portfolio has more than 550 properties totaling over 35 million square feet throughout the U.S., according to its website. Enzo reduced its Long Island footprint earlier this year, selling the 35,875-square-foot building on 2 acres at 21 Executive Blvd. for $11.7 million on March 31. The company had purchased the property in 2018 for $6 million in a deal that was assisted with tax breaks from the Babylon Industrial Development Agency. Enzo Life Sciences is a subsidiary of Enzo Biochem, which was founded in 1976. The company's labeling, detection and analysis services support research, drug discovery and development, and diagnostic solutions. Formerly a publicly traded company, Enzo Biochem was acquired by Boston-based private equity firm Battery Ventures in August 2025 in a deal valued at $37 million. Faropoint was self-represented, while Kyle Burkhardt, Joshua Cohen and Mason Morrow of Newmark represented the seller, Enzo Realty LLC, in the Farmingdale sales transaction.
Faropoint expands Morris County shallow bay industrial portfolio. Shallow bay industrial space continues to draw investors, as Faropoint expands its local portfolio with the acquisition of a two-building Morris County package. JLL Capital Markets announced arranging the sale of the properties April 4. The facilities located at 200 and 300 Roundhill Drive in Rockaway Township total approximately 72,908 square feet. JLL represented seller North Jersey Development Group. The firm also procured Hoboken-based tech-enabled industrial real estate investment manager Faropoint as the buyer. Built in 1987 and 1990, the buildings sit on a combined 10.7 acres. JLL noted the site offers direct access to Interstate 80 at Exit 37. The deal comes as demand for shallow bay space outpaces available supply nationwide. A new report from CBRE notes fundamentals in the space are closely tied to regional population growth, land constraints and local economic conditions. The firm identified Central and North Jersey as representing high rent/high vacancy markets. Figures on the former range between $10 per square foot to $12 per square foot, according to the report. Meanwhile, vacancy is between 5% and 6.5% for the areas, it said. In Rockaway, Faropoint adds a fully leased portfolio. The property's six tenants operate in manufacturing, light industrial and warehouse distribution. JLL also highlighted an average tenant tenure of 15 years at the properties. 200 and 300 Roundhill Drive both include 20-foot clear heights with separate loading. Functional layouts include units ranging from approximately 5,000 square feet to about 24,000 square feet. Faropoint's competitive advantage. JLL Managing Directors Nicholas Stefans and Jason Lundy along with Senior Analyst Luke Ceccoli led the team representing the seller. Stefan described the niche as "one of the most sought-after sub-asset classes due to the lack of availability, minimal development pipeline and increasing tenant demand." He noted that "Faropoint's presence within the submarket gave the firm a competitive advantage in understanding market fundamentals and providing a seamless execution." Launched last June with a $1 billion target, it also arrived with anchor commitments of $225 million to the fund and its sidecar from the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. The firm partners did not release terms of APG's investment, which helps to further diversify Fund IV's institutional investor base. As of February, it has acquired or placed under contract 30 properties totaling 1.72 million square feet across nine markets, representing approximately $284 million in total investment value.
Faropoint Closes $223M Refinancing for Fund III Industrial Portfolio. Third financing with BREDS deepens repeat lending relationship and unlocks reinvestment capacity within Fund III HOBOKEN, N.J.-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Faropoint, a technology-enabled real estate investment manager specializing in last-mile industrial properties, has closed a $223 million refinancing with Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies ("BREDS") for 26 industrial buildings within its Industrial Value Fund III. The non-recourse, floating-rate loan carries a three-year initial term with two one-year extension options. "Closing our third transaction with BREDS is a testament to the depth and quality of this lending relationship," said Idan Tzur, Chief Financial Officer at Faropoint Share The portfolio totals 1.7 million square feet across seven U.S. markets, anchored by concentrations in Atlanta and Florida. Leased to 75 tenants with over 90% weighted average occupancy, the properties were acquired through a large portfolio transaction completed in June 2025. The transaction represents Faropoint's third financing with BREDS. "Closing our third transaction with BREDS is a testament to the depth and quality of this lending relationship," said Idan Tzur, Chief Financial Officer at Faropoint. "This major refinancing in Fund III strengthens the capital structure at an important moment - by moving the acquired assets into permanent financing, we're creating meaningful reinvestment capacity that allows us to continue executing on the fund's acquisition strategy." Fund III's financing program is designed to support the full lifecycle of its portfolio - acquiring assets through flexible revolving facilities, then refinancing select pools with permanent debt to recapture deployment capacity and manage risk across the fund. "This refinancing with BREDS speaks to the mutual confidence we've built across these transactions," said Mark DeCesare, Head of Corporate Finance at Faropoint. "The underlying portfolio, which originated from our largest single acquisition to date last summer, validates our ability to move quickly from acquisition to permanent financing. We look forward to continuing to build on this relationship as the platform scales." "The industrial sector - which continues to experience strong fundamentals with low vacancy and resilient demand - is one of our key areas of investment," said Tony LaBarbera, Co-Head of Americas Private Investments for BREDS. "We are pleased to refinance this high-quality industrial portfolio and expand our relationship with Faropoint." For inquiries or to learn more about Faropoint's investment strategies, please contact Ori Regev, SVP, Head of Product, at [email protected]. About Faropoint Faropoint is a tech-enabled, vertically integrated real estate investment manager specializing in urban logistics within the US industrial sector. With approximately 120 employees, Faropoint leverages data and deep market relationships to address inefficiencies in the industrial real estate market. The firm operates in 16 key US markets, securing opportunities through its extensive broker network and strong local presence. Since its inception in 2012, Faropoint has acquired over 550 warehouses, representing over $4.0 billion in industrial real estate assets. Contacts. Investor Relations Contact: Ori Regev Faropoint | SVP, Head of Product [email protected] More News From Faropoint HOBOKEN, N.J.-( BUSINESS WIRE )-APG, on behalf of Dutch pension fund ABP, makes largest commitment to Faropoint's $1B Industrial Value Fund IV targeting last-mile logistics... HOBOKEN, N.J.-( BUSINESS WIRE )-Faropoint completes $273M refinancing of 61 Fund II assets with Capital One and J.P. Morgan, optimizing capital structure for distributions... HOBOKEN, N.J.-( BUSINESS WIRE )-Faropoint secured a $600M credit facility for Fund IV from KeyBank, JP Morgan, Capital One, Truist, and Citizens to support portfolio growth... Faropoint. Release Summary Faropoint Closes $223M Refinancing with Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies for Fund III Industrial Portfolio, it's third financing with BREDS. Release Versions
Portfolio faces significant lease rollover through 2028
Faropoint completes $273M refinancing of 61 Fund II assets with Capital One and J.P. Morgan, optimizing capital structure for distributions.