Property Manager

The Property Manager is responsible for managing a diverse commercial property portfolio, overseeing all aspects of asset and property management including lettings, lease renewals, rent reviews, acquisitions, disposals, tenant relations, and refurbishment projects. The successful candidate will play a key role in maximising portfolio performance, providing strategic property advice, and driving long-term value across the estate.

Client Details

An organisation within the property industry based in London.

Description

A Property Manager Key Responsibilities:

• Manage a portfolio of commercial properties, maintaining a strong understanding of revenue performance, lease events, and local market conditions.


• Apply professional surveying expertise as part of the commercial property team.


• Manage tenant relationships, account enquiries, and rent arrears recovery.


• Conduct regular property and site inspections.


• Oversee all day-to-day property management activities.


• Manage landlord and tenant matters, including lease renewals, rent reviews, assignments, subletting, and alterations.


• Prepare and manage property budgets and forecasts.


• Coordinate and oversee refurbishment and improvement projects in conjunction with building surveyors.


• Build and maintain positive working relationships with tenants, on-site staff, and internal stakeholders.


• Support commercial property acquisitions and disposals.


• Negotiate easements and wayleaves as required.


• Ensure all property records and databases are maintained accurately and kept up to date.


• Manage vacant sites and properties pending development or disposal.


• Develop and implement strategies relating to capital expenditure programmes.

A successful Property Manager should have:

• Membership of RICS


• Significant experience within commercial property management.


• Strong knowledge of landlord and tenant legislation and commercial leases.


• Proven experience managing multi-site property portfolios.


• Excellent negotiation and stakeholder management skills.


• Experience delivering property-related projects and refurbishment programmes.


• Strong financial acumen with experience in budgeting, forecasting, and arrears management.


• Excellent communication and report-writing skills.


• A proactive and commercially aware approach to asset management.

• Salary between £60,000 and £70,000, dependent on the level of experience.


• Additional package benefits included.

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