Johns Hopkins Office of Real Estate, functioning on behalf of the Johns Hopkins University (JHU), Johns Hopkins Medicine (JHM), and Johns Hopkins Health Systems (JHHS) institutions (collectively the "Institutions"), provides comprehensive real estate services including asset management, leasing, acquisitions, dispositions, project management and development oversight. The office manages "off-campus" real estate to support the Institutions' missions in education, research, and healthcare, ensuring all activities align with their strategic goals and priorities.

Reporting to the Senior Director of Leasing (Director) and collaborating extensively with other functional leaders within the Institution, we are seeking a Sr. Leasing Manager who will be responsible for assisting the Director with overall leasing strategy and directly managing leasing execution for a subset of internal clients.

Specific Duties & Responsibilities

• Coordinates external institutional-wide off-campus leasing activities.
• Serves as liaison for off-campus space needs of the Institutions, and maintains a positive and collaborative working relationship with divisional business officers and other institutional leadership.
• Implements advanced strategic planning, space searches, and general lease administration (examples being renewals, extensions, estoppels, and general negotiations), based on established criteria (size, use, geographic preference) and market knowledge.
• Coordinates with the Director on hiring third-party real estate brokers and/or consultants to assist with specified requirements, and manages such third-parties on selected tasks.
• Coordinates site visits with brokers and/or landlords in coordination with internal clients.
• Evaluates/analyzes business terms of various space and location options and provides concise recommendations in both written and oral forms.
• Provides business terms oversight and coordinates legal review of documentation through JHU and JHHS Legal departments.
• May be asked to assist with the acquisition or disposition of properties, including philanthropically gifted real property and assets.
• Participates and helps formulate monthly reports and year-end data on leasing and transaction activity.
• Maintains a network of real estate leasing peers and participates in external activities, such as AUREO and NAIOP functions.
• Remains informed on current local real estate submarkets and industry trends. Tracks comparable transactions, regional trends, potential opportunities, and overall general market conditions.