International Real Estate and Construction Recruitment Agency

Recruit for the project, the property and the next stage of delivery

Global Hiring Experts recruits senior leaders and specialists for developers, contractors, infrastructure firms, and property companies worldwide. We support permanent, contract, interim, and executive appointments across development, construction, commercial management, engineering, and facilities operations.

Real estate and construction roles

A clear hiring brief looks beyond the job title. Construction project managers, property development managers, and facilities leaders need different expertise. Global Hiring Experts shapes each search around the responsibilities, project or property type, and working environment.

Development and Real Estate Leadership

We recruit Development Directors, Development Managers, regional leaders, and real estate operations heads. Each search considers the asset type, development stage, investment responsibilities, and stakeholder relationships.

Construction and Project Delivery

Our searches cover Construction Directors, Project and Programme Managers, Site Managers, Superintendents, and Project Engineers. We assess experience against project scale, delivery stage, reporting structure, and site or office responsibilities.

Commercial and Cost Management

We source Commercial Managers, Quantity Surveyors, Estimators, Cost Consultants, Planners, and Contract Administrators, reviewing cost-management experience, procurement responsibilities, and exposure to comparable project arrangements.

Design and Technical Coordination

We recruit Architects, Civil and Structural Engineers, MEP Engineers, and BIM specialists. Searches reflect technical duties, design coordination needs, and employer-defined professional registration or site-access requirements.

Property, Investment and Operations

We find Asset Managers, Property Managers, Leasing Managers, Acquisition Specialists, Investment Managers, and real estate finance professionals. Assessment focuses on portfolio experience, asset classes, commercial responsibilities, and market knowledge.

Facilities and Building Operations

We recruit Facilities Directors, Facilities Managers, Building Operations Managers, and maintenance and engineering leaders. Each search reflects your property portfolio, maintenance needs, supplier relationships, and operational requirements.

How We Assess Candidates Before Shortlisting

Global Hiring Experts reviews each candidate against your hiring brief, considering:

  • Experience with similar projects or property portfolios, including type and scale
  • Delivery stages and responsibilities personally managed
  • Team leadership, reporting structures, and stakeholder relationships
  • Technical expertise, commercial experience, and supplied qualifications
  • Location, notice period, salary expectations, and relocation preferences
  • Identified licensing, work-authorisation, and site-access requirements


This helps you assess suitability beyond job titles. Formal technical assessments, background checks, professional-status verification, and eligibility decisions remain with the parties agreed for the assignment.

Ready to hire? Share your job description, project location, and preferred start date with Global Hiring Experts.

Choose the recruitment arrangement

For businesses seeking long-term leaders or specialists, Global Hiring Experts clarifies the role, sources and approaches candidates, evaluates relevant experience, and coordinates interviews and offer discussions.

For project phases, interim leadership, or additional specialist support, we tailor the search to the assignment’s duration, location, responsibilities, and start date. Each engagement confirms who will employ or contract the candidate and the onboarding or relocation support included.

For development directors, construction executives and senior property or facilities leaders. The brief defines leadership responsibilities, project or portfolio scale, commercial expectations and stakeholder requirements before candidate outreach begins.

Active in 50+ countries across every major region.

Local compliance knowledge. In-country networks. Regional offices in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and beyond. Tell GHE where you are hiring so the search can be scoped around that market’s requirements.

Define the development or construction environment, project stage, location and experience the role requires. Known mobility, documentation and site-access requirements are included in the search brief.

Identify the destination country, language requirements, project or asset type and relevant experience. Requirements are scoped for the actual hiring location rather than treated as uniform across Europe.

Set out the hiring country, project environment, technical or leadership responsibilities and expected start date. Candidate assessment accounts for relevant project experience and mobility.

Our Real Estate and Construction Recruitment Process

Clarify the Hiring Brief

Agree on the project, role, location, employment arrangement, experience requirements, salary, and timeline.

Identify Suitable Talent Markets

Target markets where professionals have relevant project, property, and regional experience.

Find and Assess Candidates

Review career history, project experience, leadership scope, technical skills, availability, relocation preferences, and supplied qualifications against your requirements.

Manage Interviews and Feedback

Prepare candidates, schedule interviews, and keep your team and shortlisted professionals informed throughout selection.

Support Offers and Assigned Checks

Coordinate offer discussions and agreed background, reference, licensing, and document checks. Formal decisions remain with the responsible employer, authority, or appointed provider.

Coordinate Relocation and Onboarding

Track agreed travel, relocation, site-access, and onboarding activities, with clear handoffs to your team and specialist providers.

Our Real Estate and Construction Recruitment Process

We incorporate identified role and destination requirements into the search plan and coordinate our agreed activities. Employers, authorities, and qualified advisers retain responsibility for formal legal, licensing, immigration, work-authorisation, and regulatory decisions. Each engagement specifies who handles individual checks, relocation tasks, and onboarding steps.

Discuss your real estate or construction hiring requirement

Send GHE the role, project location and required start date. Include the experience, responsibilities and hiring constraints that will shape the search.

What employers ask before hiring across borders.

What real estate and construction roles can GHE recruit?

Searches can cover development and construction leadership, project delivery, commercial and cost management, design and technical coordination, commercial property, investment, and facilities operations. The final scope is agreed around the employer’s role and market requirements.

Yes. GHE supports permanent appointments, contract and interim requirements, and executive searches. The appropriate arrangement depends on the role, assignment duration, responsibilities and hiring location.

GHE reviews career history, comparable project experience, role-specific background, availability, location, compensation expectations and candidate-provided qualifications against the employer’s brief. Formal background, licensing, reference or right-to-work verification is completed by the party assigned in the engagement.

GHE identifies known licensing, work-authorisation and immigration dependencies during recruitment and coordinates the information required for the agreed hiring process. Formal licensing decisions, immigration advice, application approval and regulatory compliance remain with the responsible authorities, employer and qualified advisers. Any specialist-provider involvement is defined in the engagement.

Yes. GHE can coordinate agreed relocation and onboarding activities, including candidate communication and handoffs to the employer or appointed relocation and immigration providers. The engagement identifies who is responsible for each step.

The timetable depends on the role, hiring market, candidate availability, notice periods, compensation, employer decisions and any required checks or relocation steps. GHE agrees a working search timetable after reviewing the brief.

Provide the job description, hiring location, project or asset type, delivery stage, number of vacancies, compensation range, recruitment arrangement and target start date. Include any known language, professional registration, site-access, work-authorisation or relocation requirements.