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Asset Manager

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A expanding European Investment Manager is looking for an Asset Manager to join their growing UK team based in Leeds or Manchester, working across a high-quality real estate portfolio.
The Role
As Asset Manager, you'll take ownership of lease management, marketing, refurbishment, dilapidations and financial performance across a portfolio of assets, working closely with internal teams and external agents to grow value for investors.
What You'll Do
- Lease Events: Lead rent reviews, renewals, break options and re-gears and overseeing third-party agents
- Property Database: Maintain and update property and tenant records in Yardi, working closely with the Property Management Accountant.
- Marketing & Letting: Appoint and manage letting/sale agents for vacant properties and disposals, overseeing deals from start through to legal completion.
- Sales & Acquisitions: Carry out inspections and legal/technical due diligence on acquisition targets, including instructing and managing legal advisors.
- Refurbishment: Prepare cost reports and recommendations and manage refurbishment schemes from design team appointment through to contractor delivery.
- Dilapidations: Ensure timely instruction in line with lease terms and manage the process to protect the company's position.
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What We're Looking For
- Proven experience in asset management or a related real estate role
- Strong negotiation and communication skills
- Familiarity with property management databases and financial systems (Yardi experience a plus)
- Solid understanding of lease terms, property law and regulation
- Project management skills, ideally gained overseeing refurbishment works
- Confidence analysing financial data and preparing cost reports
- Understanding of property marketing and leasing strategies
- Excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities


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Why Join?
You'll be part of a global platform with real ambition in the European market, working on a diverse and growing portfolio with genuine autonomy and exposure to the full asset lifecycle — from acquisition through to disposal.
Interested? Apply now or reach out to learn more.
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