Senior Asset Manager
alta developersMiami (FL)
About the role
Alta Developers is a leading South Florida real estate development and investment firm creating design-driven residential and mixed-use communities. We’re seeking a Senior Asset Manager to oversee our multifamily portfolio, ensuring operational excellence, strong financial performance, and optimal market positioning.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead and manage third-party property management teams to deliver superior operations and resident experience. Develop and execute pricing and leasing strategies that maximize occupancy and rental revenues. Oversee operating budgets and ensure performance meets financial targets. Analyze market trends and competitive properties to inform strategic decisions and maintain positioning. Collaborate with ownership and internal teams on business plans, capital improvements, and long-term asset strategies. Prepare regular asset reports and performance analyses for investors and senior leadership.
Qualifications:
5–10 years’ experience in real estate asset management, ideally within multifamily or residential portfolios. Strong financial and analytical background, with proficiency in Excel, Yardi, or similar tools. Deep understanding of South Florida real estate markets and competitive dynamics. Proven leadership, communication, and team-management skills. Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Real Estate, or Business; Master’s preferred. Why Alta Developers Join a dynamic, entrepreneurial team shaping the South Florida skyline through thoughtful, high-quality developments. Competitive compensation and performance-based incentives.
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