Senior Property Manager

Residential Leasing and Property Management (Real Estate and Property)

Full time

Up to 110k package

Condition Reporting

Our client is a well-regarded agency in Bella Vista, offering a genuinely supportive structure for an experienced Property Manager ready to take the next step into a senior position.

This role suits someone who wants to lead a solid portfolio without carrying the full administrative load alone.

The Role You will manage a portfolio of approximately 180 properties, backed by a dedicated leasing team, an admin team and an accounts team, so your time can stay focused on landlords, tenants and portfolio growth.

Monday to Friday only. No weekend work.

Duties

Manage a portfolio of approximately 180 residential properties

Conduct routine inspections and prepare detailed condition reports

Oversee maintenance requests and liaise with tradespeople and contractors

Manage lease renewals, rent reviews and arrears

Handle tenant negotiations and maintain strong tenant and landlord relationships

Attend NCAT/tribunal hearings as required

Provide guidance and support to junior team members where required

Liaise closely with the leasing, admin and accounts teams to ensure smooth portfolio management

Deliver regular landlord reporting and portfolio updates

Ensure ongoing compliance with relevant tenancy legislation

What Is On Offer

Package up to 110,000 plus commissions

Monday to Friday role, no weekends

Genuine support from dedicated leasing, admin and accounts teams

A well-established portfolio in a sought after Bella Vista location

A senior role with room to bring your own systems and experience

Stable, professional office environment

What You Will Need

Current NSW Real Estate Licence (Certificate of Registration or Class 2 Licence)

Full Australian working rights

Current driver's licence and reliable car

Proven experience managing a substantial property management portfolio

Strong communication, negotiation and organisational skills

A proactive, solutions focused approach