Senior Property Manager

Overview

In this Senior Property Manager role, you will own a diverse portfolio of residential developments, overseeing the full property management cycle and maintaining strong relationships with leaseholders, clients and contractors. You will operate autonomously within a collaborative team, handling larger, high-rise schemes and ensuring compliant, high-quality service delivery. The position emphasizes career development and performance-based rewards, with opportunities to expand your technical expertise. You will shape service standards, safety compliance, and financial stewardship across your portfolio.

Pay / Benefits

• Salary up to 65,000 DOE
• Hybrid working (1 day WFH)
• Exposure to larger/high-rise developments
• Ownership of complex developments
• Ongoing professional development
• Opportunities for progression

Responsibilities

• Manage a portfolio of residential developments, overseeing maintenance, repairs, compliance and day-to-day property matters
• Prepare and manage service charge budgets, ensuring accurate financial forecasting and cost control
• Manage Section 20 consultation processes and oversee major works projects in line with relevant legislation
• Organise and chair AGMs and other stakeholder meetings, providing clear communication and guidance
• Build and maintain relationships with leaseholders, clients, contractors and other stakeholders
• Oversee health and safety requirements, including fire safety actions and other compliance matters
• Carry out site visits and ensure resulting actions are progressed within appropriate timescales
• Monitor portfolio performance and identify opportunities to improve service delivery
• Provide guidance and support to junior colleagues, helping to develop their property management knowledge
• Maintain accurate records and ensure key portfolio objectives are delivered within agreed timescales

Key requirements

• Strong working knowledge of residential block management
• Experience managing high-rise residential developments and building safety requirements
• Working knowledge of service charge budgets, Section 20 consultations and major works
• Good understanding of property legislation, health and safety and compliance
• Experience chairing AGMs and stakeholder meetings
• Good financial understanding and budget management skills
• Clear communication and stakeholder management skills
• Ability to manage competing priorities and take ownership of a portfolio
• A relevant TPI qualification is preferred, although strong industry experience will also be considered

• Clear communication
• Stakeholder management
• Ability to manage competing priorities
• Residential block management
• Section 20 consultations
• Major works management

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