Property Manager

Role Overview

The Property Manager is responsible for the management of residential assets on behalf of owners and institutional investors. This includes commercial, management, and technical aspects of property management.

What You Will Do

The main responsibilities of the Property Manager include participating in commercial strategy, managing tenant entry and exit, following up on payments, and establishing financial and operational reports.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will be a rigid, autonomous, and organized person with strong communication skills, adaptability, and a sense of initiative. They will also have experience with accounting and reporting, as well as supervisory and team management skills.

Requirements

• Rigid, autonomous, and organized person
• Adaptability to internal, external, and client interlocutors
• Strong involvement and sense of initiative
• Practice of English (written and oral comprehension)
• Management of accounting and reporting monthly and quarterly within deadlines
• Reactivity and precision in responses to owners, tenants, and internal team
• Saisie and analysis of accounting data in a management system
• Supervision and mentorship of the Assistant Property Manager
• Team spirit and effective collaboration
• Maintenance of performance and quality of work under pressure
• Reactivity to unforeseen events and search for solutions