New Development On-Site Leasing Agent

Posted 4 days ago

sky threeNew York (NY)

Real Estate Sales Agents Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50,000–$60,000 Monthly

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About the role

Leasing Agent — Sky Three (New Lease-Up) Sky Three is South Brooklyn's newest luxury rental development: 499 residences at 532 Neptune Avenue in West Brighton, with over 100,000 sq ft of resort-style amenities including pickleball courts, an outdoor pool, sauna rooms and a fitness club. We're hiring a Leasing Agent to join our on-site team. Working alongside our Leasing Team, you'll help schedule /conduct tours, and guide prospects through the leasing process during the early lease-up phase.

Key Responsibilities:

Respond to rental inquiries in our CRM to qualify and answer prospective renters
Schedule and conduct on-site and virtual tours
Assist applicants through the leasing process from first contact to lease signing
Maintain organized, accurate records in our CRMSupport on-site marketing events, open houses, and outreach efforts
Coordinate with property management to ensure smooth move-ins
Qualifications0–2 years of leasing, sales, or customer-facing experience
Strong interpersonal, communication, and follow-up skills
Tech-forward and organized; CRM experience preferred
Familiarity with South Brooklyn neighborhoods is a plusNY Real Estate License preferred but not required
Must be available to work weekends (Sunday only, office closed Saturday)

Compensation & Benefits

Base salary: $50,000–$60,000 Monthly KPI and leasing bonus Health insurance and paid time off

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