Industrial, multifamily and data center developer with in-house build teams
NorthPoint Development is a Kansas City owner-operator that develops, leases and manages industrial, multifamily and data center properties. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward ops, construction and engineering, while job posts repeatedly cite data center site selection, power availability and permitting, pointing to a push into digital infrastructure. An unusual in-house software stack (React, Vue, Node.js, Firebase, GCP, AWS) sits alongside Yardi, Entrata and Civil 3D.
NorthPoint Development is a self-owned real estate firm founded in 2012 and headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, with 201–500 employees. It develops, acquires, leases and manages Class A industrial warehouses, multifamily communities and data centers. The company co-invests with partners through fund and venture structures. It keeps architecture, engineering, construction and property management in-house rather than outsourcing them. Its operations and hiring are based in the United States.
Its stack includes Yardi and Entrata for property management, AutoCAD Civil 3D and LiDAR for site work, Salesforce, Monday.com, Tableau, ADP, plus React, Vue, Node.js, Firebase, GCP and AWS.
Yes, hiring is accelerating across the United States, led by operations, construction and engineering roles, with additional openings in finance, real estate, data, design and HR, including internships.
Yes. Alongside industrial and multifamily assets, it develops data centers, and job posts reference data center site selection, market trend research and power availability constraints.
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