Property Manager
talentlyEl Paso (TX)
$70,000 - $80,000
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Job Title: Property Manager
Location: El Paso, Texas, United States
Salary: $70,000 - $80,000 + Bonus +
Benefits
Skills:
Prior Property Manager experience within multifamily housing Experience managing a 400+ unit community or a multi-site portfolio totaling 400+ units Strong background in market-rate apartments
Overview:
A well-established owner/operator of multifamily communities is seeking an experienced Property Manager to oversee a large market-rate apartment community in El Paso, TX.This is an opportunity to join a stable, growth-oriented organization with a long track record of investing in its properties, promoting from within, and providing strong operational support. The community is performing well, occupancy is healthy, and you'll inherit an experienced onsite team, including a long-tenured Maintenance Supervisor who knows the asset inside and out.
Responsibilities:
Lead all day-to-day operations for a large multifamily community Manage leasing, occupancy, resident retention, collections, and customer service efforts Supervise onsite leasing, office, maintenance, and grounds staff Develop and coach team members while maintaining accountability for performance Monitor budgets, expenses, and property financial performance Ensure compliance with company policies and fair housing regulations Partner with regional leadership to execute operational and asset strategies Maintain a positive resident experience and strong curb appeal
Requirements:
Prior Property Manager experience within multifamily housing Experience managing a 400+ unit community or a multi-site portfolio totaling 400+ units Strong background in market-rate apartments Proven leadership and team management skills Experience overseeing budgets, occupancy, and operational performance Excellent communication and resident relations skills
Nice to Have:
Bilingual (English/Spanish)Why Join? Stable ownership group with significant portfolio growth Strong regional support Long-tenured leadership and operations teams Housing assistance available Competitive compensation and bonus opportunity Career advancement potential
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