Neko Health
Real Estate Market Intelligence Analyst
$130K–$158K
New York · Hybrid · Full-time · Posted Oct 26, 2026
- Experience
- 3 to 6 years in real estate market analytics, site selection, location intelligence, data science, or strategy; ideally supporting multi-site physical expansion.
About the job
Build market intelligence, GIS analysis, and forecasting models to guide Neko Health’s clinic expansion and evaluate site and portfolio performance.
What you'll do
- Size markets and trade areas, recommend clinic capacity and entry sequencing, and support site selection, spacing, and sizing.
- Build and maintain GIS workflows, site scoring, demand forecasts, and performance analysis, refining methods as clinic data accumulates.
- Prepare approval memos and market recommendations, redesign evaluation processes, and use AI tools to reduce team workload.
What they ask for
- Hands-on GIS experience with GrowthFactor, Esri ArcGIS, Kalibrate, Buxton, SiteZeus, Placer, or similar.
- Strong market sizing and quantitative skills, including penetration and capture modeling, predictive approaches, and scenario and sensitivity analysis; Excel to a high standard.
- Comfort with census, consumer spend, mobility, and first-party data, and financial literacy to build a basic site pro forma and calculate payback and break-even.
- Flexibility, clear communication, and intellectual honesty when evaluating assumptions and data limitations.
Nice to have
- SQL or Python.
- Demonstrable use of AI in analytical work; healthcare or regulated-market exposure, or European or multi-region expansion experience.
Pay
$129.6K – $158.4K USD (base salary)
Tools
GrowthFactor, Esri ArcGIS, Kalibrate, Buxton, SiteZeus, Placer, Excel, Claude
AI focus
Use Claude and custom agents to automate individual and team tasks such as market research, data pulls, memo drafting, lease and LOI summaries, and pipeline reporting; develop reusable prompts, skills, and agents, train teammates, track time saved, and ensure human review where needed.
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