Land Development Manager - Residential Homebuilder Dallas, TX

The Land Development Manager / Director will be responsible for overseeing the entire Land Development team as well as leading all phases of Land Development operations for the Dallas-Fort Worth division. In addition to this, the Director of Land Development will have the following (not limited to) responsibilities:

• Responsible for all phase of land development from start to finish.
• Collaborate with Construction Managers, Project Managers, VP of Construction, and other Senior Leadership in providing development support for project execution.
• Conduct Due Diligence and present recommendations based on financial, economic, demographic, and market research for prospective development opportunities.
• Develop, maintain, and present financial forecasts and modeling.
• Review and red-line all land purchase contracts, builder contracts, and municipal creation, annexation, and agreement documents.
• Visit development sites weekly and manage contractors through all stages of development to completion.
• Value engineer plans throughout due diligence phase and as project develops.
• Work closely with Land Acquisition team to prepare various project proforma to assess potential financial outcomes for various acquisition/development projects.
• Ensure projects meet governmental requirements as well as individual site plans and specifications.
• Develop and maintain relationships with key local and regional stakeholders, elected officials, municipal staff, consultants, adjacent landowners, school district leaders, home builders, and contractors.
• Coordinate with internal analytics team on sales, marketing, and financial trends.
• Serve as company's representative to local municipalities, builder clients, and industry professionals.
• Provide training, coaching, and mentoring of Land Development team members.

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