Full-Time
Financial Planning and Analysis Coordinator
Construction Services
Updated on 9/3/2026
RXR
201-500 employees
Real estate development, ownership, and rentals
Compensation Overview
$70k - $90k/yr
New York, NY, USA
In Person
Bachelor's
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- A bachelor's degree in finance, business, accounting, construction management, architecture, engineering, or a related discipline is preferred.
- Two to five years of experience in construction management, construction accounting, design, or an owner's representative role.
- Support the month-end financial close process, including preparation and analysis of reports for executive leadership and C-suite stakeholders.
- Build, track, and analyze key performance indicators, metrics, and financial data across business segments to support strategic decision-making.
- Assist with the development, tracking, and analysis of the Annual Business Plan.
- Support corporate-level reporting requirements and special financial initiatives.
- Oversee and manage supervisory fee tracking and reporting.
- Provide ongoing support for project management financial systems and related operational workflows.
- Assist in identifying, implementing, and maintaining process improvements within project management operations.
- Create prime contracts and execute initial project setups in coordination with project teams.
- Assist with insurance compliance.
- Manage project closeout processes for soft costs and hard costs to ensure timely and accurate financial reconciliation and permit closure.
- Support leaders across Design, Preconstruction, and Operations.
- Support marketing, website, and business development efforts as needed.
RXR focuses on owning, developing, and managing real estate across residential, commercial, and mixed-use properties in multiple regions. It uses its Innovation Digital Lab to build new technology and form partnerships that enhance how people live, work, and spend time in urban spaces. Revenue comes from rental income, property sales, and investments in property-related ventures. RXR differentiates itself by prioritizing social responsibility, accessibility, and community impact, along with a broad, diverse portfolio and active civic engagement. The company’s goal is to create vibrant, inclusive urban environments while delivering steady value for investors.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Private
Total Funding
$969M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1987
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Populous expanded to 16,658 square feet at Starrett-Lehigh in April 2026.
- RXR secured $475 million for 61 Broadway, including Apollo debt and JPMorgan tax equity.
- RXR broke ground on Denver’s AVE Station House and started more residential repositionings.
What critics are saying
- Helmsley Building hit foreclosure in December 2024; vacancy reached 44 percent by July 2025.
- Worldwide Plaza defaulted on $940 million senior debt; Cravath left and WNET exits next.
- 175 Park Avenue needs $4.8 billion federal loans; no award means financing failure.
What makes RXR unique
- Scott Rechler’s RXR pairs development, capital solutions, leasing, and construction in-house.
- RXR controls marquee New York assets like Starrett-Lehigh, 175 Park Avenue, and 61 Broadway.
- RXR keeps winning partner capital from Apollo, SL Green, Silverstein, and TF Cornerstone.
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