Madison Berkeley
Associate Property Manager

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Associate Property Manager – Commercial Property Management
London
£60,000–£70,000
Hybrid working
Madison Berkeley is working with a growing, independent property consultancy looking to appoint a Senior Surveyor or Associate Property Manager to join its London team.
This is an excellent opportunity to take responsibility for a national portfolio of multi-let commercial properties, predominantly comprising shopping centres and retail-led assets. You will manage the day-to-day performance of the portfolio while developing strong relationships with clients, tenants and on-site teams.
The business has experienced significant growth in recent years while maintaining a friendly, collaborative and genuinely social office culture. You will join an ambitious team where people are trusted with responsibility and supported in their professional development.
The role
You will be responsible for:
- Managing a national portfolio of multi-let commercial properties, with a particular focus on shopping centres
- Preparing and managing service charge budgets
- Working closely with property accounts on all aspects of financial reporting
- Overseeing health and safety compliance across the portfolio
- Providing lease management advice and maintaining strong tenant relationships
- Producing accurate, high-quality client reports within agreed deadlines
- Managing client relationships and acting as a trusted point of contact
- Tendering and managing single and multi-site contracts
- Identifying opportunities to improve portfolio performance, efficiency and profitability
- Supporting the delivery of marketing, commercialisation and business rates mitigation strategies
- Managing insurance risks and claims
- Delivering ESG initiatives across the portfolio
- Carrying out regular property inspections
- Line-managing and developing on-site teams and junior colleagues
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The ideal candidate
You will have:
- Previous commercial property management experience
- Experience managing multi-let properties and service charge budgets
- Strong client, tenant and stakeholder management skills
- Good knowledge of the RICS professional statement for service charges
- An understanding of health and safety legislation affecting commercial property
- Strong written reporting and communication skills
- Excellent attention to detail and financial awareness
- Retail or shopping centre experience would be highly advantageous
- MRICS qualification would be preferred but is not essential


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What’s on offer
- Salary of £60,000–£70,000
- Hybrid working, with three days per week in the London office
- A varied national commercial property portfolio
- Genuine responsibility and scope for career progression
- A friendly, sociable and collaborative working culture
- The opportunity to join an ambitious business during an exciting period of growth
For further information or a confidential conversation, please contact Oli at Madison Berkeley.
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