Property Valuations - Director, Associate, Senior Valuer, Cpv Opportunities

Curtis partnership - Melbourne
new offer (14/05/2024)

job description

Property Valuations - Director, Associate, Senior Valuer, CPV opportunities

  • 30 Apr 2024
  • Melbourne
  • Permanent / Full Time

Opportunities
We work with a number of top Property Valuation firms who are looking to grow their teams in 2024.
If you are interested in any of our active roles or looking for something different in valuations, please call Monique Forsberg at .
Active Opportunities

  • Commercial CPV or Senior Valuer - Melbourne
  • Industrial Valuations Director - Sydney
  • Retail Director - Adelaide
  • Retail CPV, Senior Valuer, Associate Director - Adelaide

Upcoming Opportunities
We also have upcoming opportunities across a range of levels (CPV, Senior Valuer, Associate Director, Director), valuation purposes, and asset classes.
Feel free to call Monique () to discuss your potential career in:

  • Commercial Valuations - Mixed
  • Office Valuations
  • Retail Valuations
  • Industrial Valuations
  • Residential Development Valuations
  • Medical &
    Childcare Valuations
  • Alternative Asset Valuations
  • Rating &
    Tax Valuations

Apply Now
Apply now for a confidential chat about your career, salary advice, or a general chat about the industry.
Curtis Partnership specialises in Property, Sales, Marketing &
Operations, InformationTechnology, Finance and Accounting recruitment.
Curtis Partnership is committed to supporting inclusive and diverse recruitment. We welcome applicants from all ages and genders, First Nations Australians, culturally and linguistically diverse groups, the LGBTQIA+ community and people with a disability. If provisions or adjustments in our recruitment process could better enable your application to shine please indicate this at the top of your resume.

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