Asset Manager/Property Management Surveyor
Listed on 2026-10-12
-
Real Estate/Property
Property Management & Leasing, Portfolio & Asset Management, Commercial Real Estate
Our client is one of the UK's leading and most diverse real estate advisory-led business’s. They offer their clients a service that spans the entire property lifecycle from strategy and planning, through to delivery and management. They specialise in areas including agency, property and project management, business rates and valuations, urban planning and regeneration, rent services and lease renewals.
With a reputation for excellence and integrity, they have a diverse portfolio of clients across the UK. As a result of continued business growth, they are now seeking a newly qualified or RICS graduate level (experienced) candidate to join their prestigious asset management team in central Manchester.
We are looking for a commercially aware, ambitious asset manager who has had minimum 2 years’ experience within a commercial property management role, ideally with experience in managing a range of clients (both commercial company and individual investors), with the confidence to handle all areas of property management.
Duties will include:- Managing both Landlord and tenant advisory
- Producing monthly client reports
- Service charge administration
- Offering an exceptional level of service to a portfolio of high profile clients
- Working closely with maintenance contractors to ensure that work is carried out to a high standard
- Conducting property inspections
We are looking for a newly qualified chartered surveyor, or a RICS graduate who is close to completing their APC. Our client can offer a long and rewarding career with the opportunity to progress and to manage some of the most prestigious clients within the commercial and investment markets.
Salary £25,000 - £30-000k plus company car, bonuses, healthcare, pension and rewards.
(If this job is in fact in your jurisdiction, then you may be using a Proxy or VPN to access this site, and to progress further, you should change your connectivity to another mobile device or PC).