Property Coordinator; Commercial

ABOUT CIM GROUP

CIM is a community-focused real estate and infrastructure owner, operator, lender, and developer. Our team of experts works together to identify and create value in real assets, benefiting the communities in which we invest. Back in 1994, our three founders focused on projects in Southern California neighborhoods. Today, we are a diverse team of 900+ employees with projects across the Americas.

Our projects have delivered jobs; created comfortable places to live, work, and relax; and provided necessary and sustainable infrastructure. Our focus on enhancing communities is unwavering, and we strive to make an even greater impact in the years to come. Join us and make an impact today!

The primary responsibility of the property coordinator is to provide day-to-day administrative and operational support for the commercial property management department. This person is expected to efficiently run the management office and assigned properties within a specified portfolio. This individual has excellent time-management, prides themselves on efficiency and takes a customer-service oriented approach when dealing with tenant issues.

• Receive, respond to and direct incoming phone calls. Greet tenants and third-parties who visit CIM offices in person. Establish and maintain position relationships with tenants, vendors and guests.
• Receive, open and distribute incoming mail. Manage outgoing correspondence and other mailings.
• Schedule meetings, events, use of common area conference rooms, etc.
• Prepares invoices for payment by reviewing, coding and processing all accounts payable in accordance with budget guidelines, scans and inputs into accounting system for payment.
• Generates all tenants’ billings including rent and above standard invoices on a monthly basis.
• Creates and enters work order requests that are received either by phone or e-mail and distributes to appropriate person.
• Maintains on‑site records in compliance with company policies and procedures including but not limited to: certificates of insurance for both tenants and vendors; tenant and vendor files and critical date files used to notify management of upcoming dates well in advance of their occurrence.
• The maintenance function includes tasks inherent in organizing and filing office records and reports.
• Function as day‑to‑day liaison with third-parties, including tenants, construction contractors, security service, vendors, cleaning contractor and others. Communicate routine needs and respond to third‑party requests. Escalate significant issues to management as necessary.
• Support property management in establishing and maintaining a positive tenant relations program, assuring good public relations and tenant satisfaction programs for CIM by professionally and effectively aiding and assisting tenants with any problems that arise.
• Assist with coordination of tenant move‑ins/move‑outs, lease executions/terminations, tenant signage, etc.
• Maintain an effective program of producing finished copies of all written materials and correspondence. Update directories and address lists such as the emergency call lists for management office personnel, tenants and vendors.
• Assist property management with preparation of the annual budget and provide on‑going support with variance analysis, reporting, etc.
• Function as liaison between assigned properties and CIM asset managers, leasing representatives, development personnel and other internal parties with business‑driven projects, opportunities, questions, etc.
• Support activities may include but are not limited to: assuring space is in show‑ready condition; provide input as leases are negotiated; participate in due‑diligence activities as appropriate; gather and analyze financial and statistical data for decision‑making.
• Maintain office supplies inventory by checking stock to determine inventory levels, anticipating needed supplies, evaluating new office products, placing and expediting orders for supplies and verifying receipt of ordered items.
• Exercise cost‑controls on ordering and use of supplies.
• Maintain office equipment, including photocopy machines, fax machines, postal…