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Assistant Lettings Branch Manager

Spicerhaart
Greater London
1 month ago
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Overview

We are looking for a driven, experienced lettings professional to help drive growth, inspire a high-performing team, and deliver standout service to landlords and tenants. This is your chance to lead from the front and make your mark with a dynamic, thriving branch. Join haart Stratford as an Assistant Branch Manager and step into a leadership role in one of London’s most exciting property markets!

Benefits of being an Assistant Branch Manager at haart Estate Agents in Stratford:

£40,000 OTE  Uncapped commission A guaranteed commission for two months whilst you build your pipeline A company car  30 days annual leave (includes bank holidays*) Continued training as you grow and develop within your role Fully-funded training course to help you achieve a nationally recognised qualification within the property industry, including ARLA membership Employee Assistance Programme (24/7 access to our confidential helpline)  Eye care Employee Referral Bonus  Company Pension Scheme Personal ‘Talk Time’ with our CEOs Opportunity to earn a place in the CEO Exclusive Achievers Club Opportunity to earn a place on the plane for the Spicerhaart Annual Incentive Trip  Eligibility for our annual black tie Elevate Awards, in categories related to your role

A day in the life of an Assistant Branch Manager at haart Estate Agents in Stratford:

Liaising with prospective tenants and arranging property viewings in line with their needs Negotiating offers and agreeing new tenancies Marketing properties to tenants utilizing various marketing skills Developing and maintaining strong relationships with Landlords and Tenants Assisting the teams to successfully achieve KPI’s Providing support to your colleagues in your managers absence A focus on generating new and repeat business Canvassing the local area Ensuring properties adhere to health and safety standards Ensuring your colleagues and the business in risk-averse and following the highest compliance standards for all regulatory bodies.

Essential Skills of an Assistant Branch Manager in haart Stratford:

Full UK Driving Licence for a manual vehicle Works well with others to create a team spirit and an enjoyable working environment Experience leading others in a professional environment A reputation for delivering outstanding customer service Ability to work under own initiative Good telephone manner Strong IT skills (Basic Microsoft Packages) Attention to detail An understanding of current legislation related to Residential Lettings

The Finer Details:

We are currently conducting some interviews using video software. To be eligible to proceed in our recruitment process, you will need:

Full UK Driving Licence Legal entitlement to live and work in the UK (in accordance with the Immigration Asylum and Nationality Act 2006) We’ll need evidence of your right to work in the UK, in the form of:
Passport/Birth Certificate

We will also need

Proof of Address National Insurance Drivers Licence Check

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