Relief Condominium Manager
Del Property ManagementToronto, Ontario, Canada
Posted March 23, 2026
30 - 30 CAD
Full Time
About the Company
Del Property Management, founded in 1968, is a leading Ontario condominium management firm overseeing more than 90,000 units across the Greater Toronto Area. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services—maintenance, legal compliance, financial administration, and community engagement—to all types of condominium corporations, from Tridel developments to projects by other developers. Del distinguishes itself by treating communities as living environments, not just buildings, and by pioneering innovative programs that enhance resident experience and property value. A core strength is its commitment to continuous staff development, ensuring managers stay current on legislation, maintenance techniques, and industry best practices. This investment in talent translates into attentive, detail‑oriented service that has earned Del a reputation as a progressive, trusted partner in condominium management.
Job Description
The Relief Condominium Manager serves as temporary coverage for full-time Condominium Managers during vacations, absences, special projects, or interim vacancies. This role provides comprehensive property management services to maintain operational continuity across condominium properties.
Requirements
- Strong understanding of condominium operations and management principles
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Proficiency in property management software systems
- Knowledge of the Condominium Act and related legislation
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Professional demeanor when interacting with residents, Board members, and contractors
- Basic financial and administrative skills
- Flexibility to adapt to different property requirements and procedures
Benefits
- Opportunity for career advancement
- Diverse property management experience
- Exposure to different properties and management challenges
