Campus Property Officer - University of North Carolina at Charlotte

At a glance

Shape the Future of a Growing R1 University. Another Source is proud to partner with UNC Charlotte in the search for a Campus Property Officer to lead real estate strategy for North Carolina’s urban research university. With 30,000+ students and continued campus expansion, UNC Charlotte is investing in its future — and real property strategy is central to that growth. This highly visible role serves as the university’s subject matter expert on all real estate matters, overseeing acquisitions, leases, dispositions, compliance, and portfolio strategy in alignment with UNC System and State regulations.

If you’re a commercial real estate professional who thrives at the intersection of strategy, compliance, financial analysis, and stakeholder engagement, this is your opportunity to steward public assets while supporting long‑term institutional growth. Onsite in Charlotte, NC. Salary up to $100,000 + comprehensive State of North Carolina benefits. Work directly with university leadership, governing boards, and state agencies. This is more than a transactional role — it’s a chance to help shape the physical footprint of a rapidly growing university.

Interested? Let’s connect. And as always, don’t self‑select out — we encourage you to apply even if you don’t meet every qualification.

Another Source’s client,
UNC Charlotte
, is recruiting a Campus Property Officer to join their team in Charlotte, North Carolina. This is an onsite position based in the Facilities Management Building.
Here’s a little about UNC Charlotte: UNC Charlotte is North Carolina’s urban research university and a Carnegie R1 institution, recognized for its growing research enterprise, strong community partnerships, and commitment to access and student success. With more than 30,000 students and a campus that continues to expand through strategic capital projects and infrastructure investments, UNC Charlotte plays a vital role in the economic and cultural vitality of the Charlotte region.

Facilities Management is central to that mission—planning, building, operating, and maintaining a campus environment that supports learning, research, and community engagement. As the university continues to grow, real property strategy and compliance are critical to ensuring responsible stewardship of public assets and alignment with state and UNC System policies.

The Campus Property Officer serves as the university’s subject matter expert for all real property matters. This role oversees the administration, compliance, and strategic coordination of UNC Charlotte’s real estate portfolio, ensuring every transaction aligns with university policy, UNC System regulations, and North Carolina state statutes. From acquisitions and leases to sales, exchanges, gifts, and bequests, you will manage complex real property transactions that require collaboration with university leadership, the UNC System Office, the State Property Office, and governing boards.

This is a highly visible role that blends strategy, compliance, financial analysis, and stakeholder engagement to support the university’s long‑term growth and operational success.

• Serving as the university’s expert on real property policies, procedures, and best practices, ensuring full compliance with UNC System and State regulations
• Facilitating acquisitions, dispositions, leases, purchases, sales, exchanges, gifts, and bequests from initiation through governing body approvals
• Coordinating transaction reviews and approvals with University Administration, the Board of Trustees, Board of Governors, Council of State, UNC System Office, and State Property Office
• Managing and maintaining the real estate records database system, ensuring data integrity and accurate documentation
• Administering campus and public land records, deeds, leases, and transaction files
• Researching and interpreting public records, deeds, leases, and related real property documents
• Conducting feasibility and cash flow analysis for real property transactions
• Evaluating property values and market conditions through comparable sales and public records analysis
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