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Establishes and maintain industry contacts and relationships in the property's marketplace through involvement in trade organizations, property management and real estate associations and networking opportunities with vendor outreach and peer groups.
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As an Assistant Property Manager you will be responsible for assisting with the daily management of a portfolio of hi-rise cooperative /condominium properties. Two (2)-Five (5) years' experience in New York City residential condominium and cooperative property management.
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As a Property Manager you will be responsible for thedaily management of a 400-unit Mitchel Lama cooperative property in downtown Brooklyn. Experience with property management software, AvidXchange, ClickPay is a plus.
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Two (2) years of experience as an on-site manager managing the property or building operations, such as staff and service contracts, preferred. This individual will develop knowledge and skill in the areas of lease administration, income/expense management and administration, physical facilities management, and tenant relations.
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FirstService Residential transforms the property management landscape by providing professional association management services to over 9,000 residential communities across the United States and Canada.
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