Property Manager

Newbury Living is seeking a driven, results-oriented Property Manager to lead a 257-unit group of properties. This role is built for a leader who knows how to drive occupancy, push revenue, and create a standout resident experience
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You’ll take full ownership of the asset-leading leasing strategy, maximizing NOI, and building a high-performing team that consistently delivers results.

Leasing & Revenue Growth

• Drive occupancy and pricing strategy to consistently outperform market targets
• Track traffic, conversion, and leasing metrics-then take action to improve results
• Lead from the front: coach, close, and elevate leasing performance

Operations & Team Leadership

• Build and lead a motivated, accountable team focused on performance
• Set the tone for professionalism, urgency, and customer experience
• Maintain a community that looks and operates at a high level every day
• Own the budget, control expenses, and push revenue growth
• Monitor delinquency and take proactive steps to protect income
• Make strategic decisions that directly impact NOI

Resident Experience & Retention

• Deliver fast, effective resolutions to resident concerns
• Create a community residents choose to stay in
• Drive renewals and minimize turnover

Maintenance & Asset Quality

• Partner with maintenance to ensure fast turns and strong unit presentation
• Keep the property clean, safe, and competitive in the market

• No prior property management experience required - we'll train the right person
• Track record of hitting goals in any past role (sports, school, retail, service industry all count)
• Natural leader - someone others already turn to, even informally
• Comfortable with numbers; willing to learn budgets and reporting
• Tech-comfortable and able to learn new software quickly
• Self-starter with a "whatever it takes" mentality - shows up, solves problems, doesn't wait to be told

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