Leasing Manager
$26–$32 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$26–$32 per hour
About the role
- Leasing and Occupancy Management
- Lead daily leasing activities, including tours, follow-up, applications, lease execution, and move-in coordination
- Establish leasing goals and hold the leasing team accountable for performance
- Actively show and lease apartments to prospective residents
- Track leads, traffic, applications, leases, renewals, and occupancy
- Ensure timely prospect follow-up and strong closing techniques
- Audit lease files for accuracy, completeness, and policy compliance
- Maintain accurate leasing reports and property management records
- Develop resident retention and renewal strategies
- Respond to resident concerns while supporting satisfaction and retention
- Maintain an active and consistent onsite presence
- Student Housing Marketing
- Develop and execute student housing marketing and outreach campaigns
- Assist with annual marketing plans, leasing budgets, and occupancy strategies
- Plan resident events, leasing events, promotions, and campus outreach initiatives
- Build relationships with local businesses, organizations, and campus resources
- Monitor market conditions, rental rates, concessions, and competitor activity
- Complete weekly market surveys and recommend pricing or marketing adjustments
- Use digital marketing, social media, email campaigns, and grassroots outreach to increase traffic
- Support preleasing, renewal, and lease-up goals
- Team Leadership
- Lead, train, coach, and motivate the onsite leasing team
- Support the hiring and onboarding of leasing professionals
- Provide ongoing performance feedback and sales coaching
- Promote teamwork, accountability, urgency, and exceptional customer service
- Ensure team members follow leasing procedures, Fair Housing requirements, and company policies
- Conduct regular leasing meetings and communicate performance expectations
- Property Operations and Resident Relations
- Maintain high standards of customer service and resident satisfaction
- Conduct routine property, model, and amenity inspections
- Monitor maintenance requests and service completion
- Assist with move-ins, move-outs, unit readiness, and resident communication
- Support vendor coordination and general property operations
- Help maintain a welcoming, professional, and tour-ready community
- High school diploma or equivalent required; bachelor’s degree preferred
- At least one year of student housing property management experience
- Previous supervisory, team lead, or management experience required
- Strong leasing, sales, marketing, and customer service experience
- Knowledge of student housing leasing cycles, preleasing, renewals, and resident retention
- Working knowledge of Fair Housing laws and OSHA requirements
- Experience with property management or leasing software
- Strong communication, organization, leadership, and problem-solving skills
- Ability to work onsite and participate in leasing events as needed
- Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
- Competitive pay of $26–$32 per hour
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with employer match
- Performance bonuses and leasing commissions, where applicable
- Paid sick time
- Paid company holidays
Before you apply
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