Real Estate Jobs (KY)

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Merchandise Coordinator- Lexington, KY (part Time)Levi Strauss & Co.(Lexington, Kentucky)
Territory: Lexington, Bowling Green, Elizabeth Part Time: 30 hours per week The purpose of this position is to execute our on-floor programs and product initiatives at the retail level to drive sales growth. Ensure that our product is optimally placed, properly sized and merchandised Train and supervise temporary personnel Educate store personnel on our products and seasonal programs Share product...
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Posted Mon 9th November
Financial AnalystAtria Senior Living Group(Louisville, Kentucky)
Description: The Redevelopment department is focused on investing internal and external capital to maintain, upgrade and/or reposition Atria's communities to increase their competitive positions and maximize service and care to its residents. The departments scope includes a combination of real estate development, construction, interior design, marketing and finance. This position will be a key me...
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Posted Wed 18th November
Financial AnalystAtria Senior Living Group(Louisville, Kentucky)
Description: The Redevelopment department is focused on investing internal and external capital to maintain, upgrade and/or reposition Atria's communities to increase their competitive positions and maximize service and care to its residents. The department's scope includes a combination of real estate development, construction, interior design, marketing and finance. This position will be a key m...
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Posted 3 days ago

KY Job Search Tip

The real estate industry is comprised of sellers, buyers, real estate agents, appraisers or assessors, property managers and rental agents. Most real estate jobs can be performed during regular work hours, except for the job of real estate agents. They work at any time, night or day, even weekends and holidays if necessary to close a sale because their livelihood depends on it. Realtors must pass a licensing exam and then compete with long-term agents for home listings and buyers.