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North Property Group

Senior Property Manager

Manchester
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Role Purpose

The Senior Property Manager is responsible for delivering a high-quality, relationship-focused property management service from the moment a tenant moves in until they serve notice to vacate. This role is central to maintaining strong landlord relationships, managing mid-tenancy issues, and ensuring the smooth onboarding of new-build properties.

Senior Property Managers act as the main point of contact for landlords, providing clarity, reassurance, and professional oversight throughout the tenancy lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities

Mid-Tenancy Management

  • Handle all mid-tenancy maintenance and repairs, ensuring issues are resolved promptly and communicated clearly.
  • Manage tenant queries, complaints, and ongoing tenancy concerns.
  • Liaise with contractors, approve works (within agreed authority), and ensure invoices are processed correctly.
  • Conduct rent reviews and advise landlords on rent increases, renewals, or continuation on the APT.

Landlord Relationship Management

  • Act as the primary point of contact for landlords within your portfolio.
  • Provide clear, proactive communication on maintenance, expenditure, tenancy status, and property performance.
  • Build strong, trusted relationships with clients, ensuring they feel supported and informed.

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New-Build Onboarding

  • Lead the onboarding of new-build completions within your portfolio, including:
    • Arranging snagging
    • Coordinating furniture pack installations
    • Organising blinds installation
    • Managing key release from developers
    • Registering warranties
    • Liaising with developers to resolve snags
  • Ensure all onboarding information is communicated to front-end lettings so properties can be marketed promptly.

Operational Responsibilities

  • Ensure all mid-tenancy fees, charges, and contractor invoices are added accurately.
  • Inform the lettings team when a property needs remarketing.
  • Book checkouts for Property Managers when tenants serve notice.
  • Support the smooth handover of responsibilities to the Property Manager once a tenant gives notice to vacate.

Skills & Experience Required

  • Strong understanding of mid-tenancy property management and maintenance processes.
  • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to manage landlord expectations professionally.
  • Confident decision-maker with good judgement around maintenance and expenditure.
  • Experience liaising with contractors and managing works.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks, prioritise effectively, and stay organised.
  • Experience onboarding new-build properties is advantageous but not essential.

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Personal Attributes

  • Professional, calm, and solutions-focused.
  • Strong relationship-builder with a client-first mindset.
  • Detail-oriented, especially when handling maintenance, invoices, and tenancy changes.
  • Confident in managing challenging conversations with tenants or landlords.
  • Proactive, organised, and able to work independently within a wider team structure.

Success Measures

  • High landlord satisfaction and strong client retention.
  • Efficient handling of mid-tenancy issues and maintenance.
  • Smooth onboarding of new-build properties with minimal snag delays.
  • Accurate processing of charges, invoices, and tenancy updates.
  • Clear communication with lettings, PMs, and internal teams to ensure seamless handovers.
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Skills

Property Management
Landlord Relationship Management
Maintenance Coordination
New-Build Onboarding
Tenant Relations
Rent Reviews
Contractor Management
Conflict Resolution
Organization
Decision Making
Communication
Portfolio Management

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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