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Notifies building management if there is a problem with the heat or hot water system. Informs management of equipment/supplies needed. Working with in-house engineering staff and landlord representatives, as appropriate, the Tenant Coordinator will facilitate repairs to lighting fixtures, furniture, and building systems for the Medical Center's off-campus portfolio of clinical, research, and administrative office spaceJob Responsibilities:Recordkeeping.
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Position Summary: Reporting to the Managing Director of Property Management, the Resident Coordinator is responsible for providing light-touch social services to Stanton Norfolk low income residents.
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The Deputy Director of Property Management will work closely with the Director of Leasing and Violations to ensure that S:US scattered site portfolio of over 1,000 units is managed efficiently.
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Supervise and train a team comprised of property accountants, AP/AR, and an Assistant Controller. A National Real Estate Owner, Manager, and Developer based in the heart of New York City is searching for a Property Controller (a true “right hand” to the CFO) to supervise accounting and financial operations of a portfolio with a strong focus on multi-family market rate and affordable units across the nation.
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The Property Management department acts as the managing agent for rental apartment buildings that Community Access (CA) owns or controls; buildings that house CA’s Community Residences and Crisis Respite Center; and offices that house CA’s headquarters staff and non-housing programs.
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The Office of Asset and Property Management (APM) is composed of five divisions, which includes the Divisions of Asset Management, Property Management & Client Services, Housing Supervision, Housing Opportunities & Program Services, and Co-op Readiness & Technical Services.
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Drive the Property Management and Real Estate services through strategic marketing and client engagement, achieving significant referral rates and client retention during the termination process.
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Our client is actively interviewing for a detail-oriented Property Accountant to join their dynamic team. Perform day-to-day accounting tasks, including A/P review, cash management, and wire transfers.
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3+ Years Experience in processing and verifying invoices, managing expense reports, within Property Management. This role will be supporting the organization's mission in affordable housing development and community enhancement.
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At least 2 years of property management, hospitality, or similar experience preferred. Engage and communicate with tenants regarding all property issues, default notifications, and engagement events.
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Under the supervision of a Senior Property Manager the Property Management Associate will gain experience in all areas of affordable housing management. Associates will be trained in all areas of community sponsored, affordable housing Property Management.
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Job Family: Property Management. Standard Package- No Drug Test. Experience with purchase order, work order, or invoicing systems. Background Package: End client has their own background screening they will be running as well as finger printing.
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The Property Management Coordinator will regularly interface both verbally and in writing, with tenant contacts, with the property management, leasing, construction, development and financial teams as well at external vendors, construction professionals and consultants.
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Drives adherence to underwriting authority delegation, audit criteria and catastrophe management for large property. Officer position responsible for providing overall underwriting direction and execution for National Accounts Property Risk Management business in the Northeast region.
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Our client, an Owner and Manager of NYC Residential Rental & Commercial properties is looking for a ‘ Director of Property Management’. A minimum of fifteen (15) years working in real estate within residential and commercial property management in NYC.
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