A&M System Real Estate Office

The A&M System Real Estate Office (SREO) provides support to the 12 universities, eight state agencies, a comprehensive health science center, and the RELLIS Campus that make up The Texas A&M University System.  SREO is proud to support the System Members in the acquisition, management and disposition of the System’s real estate resources in order to further the goals of the individual Members as well as the goals of the A&M System as a whole. The projects handled by SREO on behalf of our Members have value well beyond the real estate transaction itself. These transactions provide pathways to enhancing the lives and educational experiences of our students, to helping provide spaces for cutting edge research and for innovative technology to be conducted and developed, to assisting communities in times of disaster and to promoting the stewardship and conservation of land for the benefit of all Texans. SREO is also charged with negotiating for and managing all of the Public Private Partnerships dealing with ground leases across the entire system.

CURRENT OPENINGS

  • Associate Director, Real Estate
    The Associate Director of Real Estate (Transactions & Portfolio Evaluation) provides executive leadership, asset optimization, and strategic transaction management for the System’s real property portfolio. This role is responsible for overseeing multi-million dollar institutional acquisitions, complex dispositions, public-private partnerships (P3), and commercial leasing initiatives. The Associate Director ensures all real estate activities maximize financial efficiency to benefit members of the Texas A&M University System while strictly adhering to system regulations, State of Texas statutes, and Board of Regents rules.
  • Senior Real Estate Specialist
    The Senior Real Estate Specialist is responsible for overseeing and coordinating all aspects of an assigned portfolio of complex real estate transactions. The specialist is responsible for transaction management, market and financial analyses, acquisition, disposition, appraisal review, and leasing activities associated with of Texas A&M University System (TAMUS) real property.