Senior Asset Manager
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Real Estate/Property
Portfolio & Asset Management, Commercial Real Estate, Property Management & Leasing, Real Estate Finance & Analysis
SARES | REGIS
Senior Asset ManagerCorporate
Reports to:
SVP, Asset Management San Mateo, CA (On-site 5 days) Posted October 28, 2025
Sares Regis Group of Northern California (SRGNC) offers a broad scope of residential and commercial real estate development management services. With principals having over 40 years of experience in the San Francisco Bay Area, SRGNC has assembled staff from urban and master planning, entitlements, architecture, engineering, construction, project management, asset management, and financial services. The company has developed over 21 million square feet of commercial, residential, and mixed-use properties throughout the Bay Area, with a portfolio spanning operating assets, proprietary developments, and fee-based consulting services.
Therole
The Sr. Asset Manager is responsible for the strategic planning, financial performance, and operational oversight of a designated portfolio of leased and owned assets — primarily corporate offices, plus land, warehouse, and other asset types. The role focuses on maximizing value and utility of client assets and leases within a sub-market, ensuring alignment with the company's operational needs, financial objectives, workplace strategy, and long-term real estate goals.
Working in close collaboration with the transactions and facilities teams, the Sr. Asset Manager will proactively manage lease negotiations, oversee property operations, analyze financial performance, and contribute to overall corporate real estate strategy. For properties not in operational use, this role directly manages property management services. Each Asset Manager works in close partnership with a designated Client Real Estate Asset Manager and Sr.
Asset Manager within their assigned portfolio.
- Bachelor's degree in Real Estate, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field
- Minimum 7–10 years of progressive experience in corporate real estate, commercial asset management, or commercial property management
- Ability to work independently with exceptional autonomy and judgment; end-to-end execution of complex real estate solutions with minimal oversight; proactively contributing to innovative, value-accretive strategies for the non-core portfolio
- Strong financial acumen and sophisticated financial modeling skills: annual operating budgets, quarterly forecasting, NPV/IRR/DCF analysis, complex underwriting, and Argus Enterprise
- Proven track record managing a portfolio of leased and/or owned office assets
- Demonstrated experience negotiating complex commercial office leases
- In-person at the office 5 days a week (excluding project travel)
- Personal vehicle, valid U.S. driver's license, and auto insurance required
- Master's degree (MBA or Master's in Real Estate)
- Professional certifications: MCR (Master of Corporate Real Estate), CPM (Certified Property Manager), or RPA (Real Property Administrator)
- Solid understanding of office property operations, building systems, and capital project management
- Experience working with large landlords and local jurisdictions in the Bay Area
- Strong communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills across all organizational levels
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Strategic asset planning
- Develop and implement comprehensive asset management plans for each assigned non-core property, outlining strategies for value enhancement, cost optimization, and alignment with business requirements
- Analyze non-core portfolio performance and identify opportunities for income leasing, subleasing, or disposition based on market conditions; understand book value, current market value, and value drivers of all non-core assets
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