Welcome to Lennar! We pride ourselves on being more than just a workplace; we're a thriving community of passionate individuals dedicated to fostering innovation and growth. As we continue to grow, we're thrilled to open the doors to dynamic professionals seeking a fulfilling career.
Join us as a Land Entitlements Manager and be at the forefront of transforming visions into reality! You'll be a key player in the early stages of development projects. From zoning regulations to environmental considerations, you'll be the mastermind behind overcoming obstacles and turning hurdles into triumphs. Your creativity and strategic thinking will be the driving force behind successful land entitlements.
What You Bring to the Table:
📚 Expertise: Bring your knowledge of land use, zoning regulations, and environmental considerations to the table. Your expertise will be the compass guiding us through the complexities of entitlements.
🤝 Collaborative Spirit: Success in land entitlements is a team effort. Your ability to collaborate with various stakeholders, from local authorities to project teams, will be the key to unlocking unprecedented achievements.
Why Join Us?
✨Amazing Benefits: We believe in taking care of our team, and that's reflected in our comprehensive benefits package. From health and wellness programs to professional development opportunities, we've got you covered.
✨Great Team: Our collaborative and inclusive environment encourages creativity and camaraderie.
✨Exciting Growth Potential: Be part of something big! You'll have the chance to contribute to our success and shape your own career path.
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1moIt is a dream alright for the bankers with interest rate as high as they are right now. It is an absolute nightmare for the person buying the home. Fix rate 30/year mortgage on $350,000.00 at 7% interest. Meaning the buyer will pay somewhere in the neighborhood of $105,000.00 in just interest to the banker. Not to mention the rising costs of home maintenance.