Ensure compliance with Saul Centers’ internal controls over accounts payable, including proper account coding and approvals.
Review supporting monthly schedules for accuracy and completeness and agreement with the general ledger.
Coordinate with internal treasury function and banks on positive pay and electronic payments.
Build and maintain effective relationships with the accounting staff and with colleagues across the organization.
Provide guidance and feedback to property accountants and lease analysts to ensure timely and accurate completion of daily responsibilities.
Review tax recovery and operating expense recovery accruals.
Review tenant accounts receivable reports and ensure timely and accurate application of tenant payments.
Review year end expense recovery billings to tenants, ensuring that they are completed both accurately and timely.
Work with Controller to identify and implement improvements, especially with respect to the processing of electronic payments.
Review utility expenses and recoveries.
Manage the Accounts Payable Specialist, Accounts Receivable Specialist, and Property Administrator positions.
Manage the Accounts Receivable function:
Execute on the department’s priorities through daily interaction, staff meetings, coaching and counseling.
Train property accountants to ensure cross training on all functions.
Ensure effective and timely communication with tenants.
Backup the lease abstract and rent roll processes.
Review monthly property operating statements:
Manage the Accounts Payable function:
Document all activities appropriately to ensure compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley and an effective and successful audit.
Ensure timely and accurate payments.
Requirements
accounting degree
cpa
yardi
excel
5-7 years
supervisory
Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting
Strong communication skills
Experience with Yardi
Strong Excel skills
5 to 7 years of relevant accounting experience
Able to meet multiple priorities and deadlines
CPA preferred
Real estate and accounts payable accounting experience preferred
Prior public accounting experience preferred
Working knowledge of applicable accounting standards
Attention to detail
Prior supervisory experience preferred
Benefits
Bonus/Target Incentive
On-premise full-service dining center discounts
Paid time off
Referral bonus
Discounts via the company’s EAP
Monthly Employee Recognition Programs
Tuition Reimbursement
Complimentary usage of modern in-house fitness center
401(k) with company match
Health/Medical Insurance including Dental and Vision
Pre-tax transportation options
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
Founded 1993
Company Formation Date
The year the company was established.
60 Properties
Shopping Centers & Developments
Number of shopping centers and mixed-use properties they manage.
85% Income
Revenue Source Breakdown
Percentage of income from metro D.C./Baltimore holdings, anchoring retail and neighborhood necessity services.
$250–270M
Annual Financial Overview
Annual revenue generated by the company.
Typical projects include community shopping centers anchored by grocery/pharmacy tenants, as well as mixed-use developments with office, retail, and residential components.
Notable developments include Twinbrook Quarter, a major mixed-use project combining supermarkets and residential units that has drawn regional attention.
Culture + Values
Integrity
Customer Focus
Community Engagement
Sustainability
Innovation
Environment + Sustainability
20% reduction
Energy Consumption Goal
Target to reduce energy consumption across the portfolio by 2025.
60% LEED Certified
Portfolio Standard
As of 2024, 60% of the portfolio meets LEED certification standards.
Invested $1 million in renewable energy projects; produced approx. 500,000 kWh clean energy in 2022
Achieved a 25% reduction in energy consumption across its properties compared to 2020 levels
No publicly disclosed carbon emissions data or formal net‑zero target available
Inclusion & Diversity
30% Women
Executive Committee Diversity
The executive committee demonstrates a gender distribution with 3 women and 7 men.
17% Women
Board Diversity
The board demonstrates a gender distribution with 2 women and 12 men.