Acquisition Manager at Cohabs

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In real estate investment, with hands-on transaction and deal execution experience
~ Background in an investment team, ideally within real estate or acquisitions
~ Proficiency in financial modelling and investment analysis
~ Fluent in Spanish and English

The company is strengthening its investment capabilities to support rapid portfolio growth through disciplined, high-impact acquisitions. The Acquisition Manager will play a central role in sourcing and executing new residential investments from Madrid, helping shape Cohabs’ next phase of development.

Cohabs is an international coliving operator headquartered in Brussels, creating fully furnished shared homes in major cities across Europe and the United States. The company designs and manages residential assets that combine private living with high-quality communal spaces, offering flexible, all-inclusive accommodation in prime urban locations.



Residences are supported by digital tools that streamline daily living, while curated events and on-site teams foster connection among members. Sustainability, design quality and operational excellence underpin Cohabs’ approach, ensuring consistency across its portfolio and a differentiated lifestyle product in every market it serves.

Its strategy focuses on expanding its international footprint, scaling its residential platform and strengthening its position as a leading player in the general coliving sector. Through disciplined execution and long-term investment, the company continues to build a resilient, community-driven living brand for modern cities.

Vacancy: Acquisition Manager
The Acquisition Manager will play a central role in Cohabs' continued expansion, driving the evaluation and execution of new residential investments across priority markets, including the identification, underwriting a

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