Property Manager
heron wolfBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
$130k – $150k Base + Bonus | Property Manager | Class A Office | Manhattan Take on broad operational responsibility for a prominent Class A Manhattan office asset Join a best-in-class owner/operator with genuine opportunities for long-term progression Direct exposure to senior leadership and ownership-level standards High-profile environment where operational excellence and tenant experience go hand in hand We see this suiting an experienced Property Manager who understands the demands of Class A office and is ready to take on broader responsibility within an established institutional platform. This is about more than day-to-day building management. It requires someone who can deliver a high-quality tenant experience while balancing operational performance, financial accountability, and long-term asset value. You’ll oversee building operations, budgets, vendor performance, tenant relationships, capital projects, preventive maintenance, and regulatory compliance. Working closely with engineering teams and senior leadership, you’ll help shape both immediate priorities and longer-term operational strategy. We’re looking for someone who is confident with tenants and stakeholders, commercially aware, and comfortable operating in a fast-paced environment where service standards matter. Strong performers are recognized, trusted, and given real room to progress. We appreciate it’s hard to get the full picture from a job ad, so please reach out for more information. If there’s alignment, apply, and we’ll review your background and come back to you with potential next steps.
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