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Falmouth Fairfax Real Estate Recruitment

Residential Property Manager

London
Posted about 18 hours ago
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A super-prime, prominent London estate is seeking a High Net Worth Property Manager to manage the Estate’s High Net Worth Assured Shorthold portfolio in a blended portfolio and property management position. Key areas of responsibility include:

  • Portfolio management: Managing a prime portfolio of high-value residential properties occupied by high-net-worth tenants.
  • Lettings and marketing: Overseeing the full marketing and letting process, working closely with agents.
  • Tenancy documentation.
  • Renewals and rent reviews.
  • Repairs and maintenance.
  • Projects and larger works.
  • Compliance and statutory records.
  • Tenant and stakeholder communication.

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Candidates should have:

  • A minimum of five years’ experience in the prime residential lettings sector, with a demonstrated background in both portfolio management and property management, ideally within Central or West London.
  • Previous experience managing or supporting a high-net-worth residential portfolio.
  • ARLA certification or an equivalent property management qualification.
  • Excellent customer service skills.
  • Strong legal and compliance knowledge.
  • High personal standards of delivery.
  • Diplomacy to navigate varying cultural communication styles.
  • Residential negotiation acumen.

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Remuneration

The salary for this position is dependent on prior experience. In addition, there is a generous benefits package included.

Please get in touch with Lucy Cook for more information - l.cook@falmouthfairfax.com - or apply via the link.

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