Varnom Ross
Commercial Property Manager

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Senior Commercial Property Manager – West End, London
Our client is an independent commercial property management firm based in the West End, and one of the sector's genuine growth stories. Having built a strong reputation managing everything from single high-net-worth assets to institutional-grade portfolios, they're now scaling fast and looking for a Senior Property Manager to take real ownership of a diverse commercial book. This is a business where decisions get made quickly, ideas get heard, and the people who join early in this growth phase tend to go a long way.
You'll run your own portfolio end to end – client relationships, budgets, compliance, contractor management – and act as a genuine advisor rather than an administrator. There's a mentoring element too, supporting more junior members of the team, and plenty of scope to shape how things get done as the business expands.
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- Manage a varied commercial portfolio, staying close to clients and keeping them properly informed
- Pull together reports, budgets and recommendations for both clients and the Directors
- Handle lease events – renewals, rent reviews, assignments, dilapidations – alongside legal advisors
- Own service charge budgets and reconciliations, flagging efficiencies where you see them
- Carry out site inspections and keep on top of maintenance, safety and compliance standards
- Negotiate and manage supplier and contractor relationships
- Mentor junior team members and help raise standards across the team
- Feed insight back to the Directors on performance and where the business can improve


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Ideally you'll have at least three years in commercial property management with some managerial experience already under your belt, comfortable working across a client base that spans private individuals and institutional funds. MRICS (or working towards it) is a plus, as is a confident handle on property management software. Above all, this suits someone who wants to build something rather than just maintain it.
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