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Vacancy: PROPERTY MANAGER – Residential Estate Agency

Location: Brighton, BN1

Salary: £35k

Position: Permanent – Full Time

This is a fantastic opportunity for a highly organised, experienced Residential Property Manager who is looking to forge a career within an established, highly professional, local independent property company based in the Brighton area.

You will have the ability to build a good report with clients quickly and surpass the expectations of both landlords and tenants, delivering exceptional customer service along the way. You will need to be highly organised, work well under pressure and be able to multi-task effectively.

The ideal candidate will have 12 months experience in Residential Property Management and have a full UK driving licence.

The Company: Our client is an Independent Residential & Commercial Agent on the South Coast with an excellent reputation and several local Sales & Lettings offices in and around the East / West Sussex area

Skills required for this Property Manager role will include:

At least 12 month’s previous experience in Property Management
An understanding of Lettings and Property Management procedures
Expertise in the student sector
ARLA membership favoured
Demonstrate a professional approach to customer service
Have excellent inter-personal skills
A superb, professional telephone manner
Have outstanding organisational skills and be able to prioritise workload
Be able to thrive in a fast-paced environment.
Have a full UK driving licence and be a car owner
Live within easy reach and have a good knowledge of the Brighton area
Benefits with this Property Manager role include:

Competitive Salary
Ongoing Training and Development
5 day week
Contact: If you are interested in this role as a Property Manager, please contact the Property Recruitment Team at Worth Recruiting.

Response: We receive a great many applications and respond as quickly possible but if you have not heard from us within 48 working hours, please assume that on this occasion your application has not been successful.

Data Protection: Worth Recruiting are acting as a recruitment agency in relation to this position. By submitting your application, you consent to Worth Recruiting processing and storing your data for the purposes of your job search.

Confidentiality: All communications with Worth Recruiting are completely confidential. We will always need to speak with you before we are able to submit your CV to our client.

Please Note: This vacancy summary is intended as a general guide only and should not be used as a definitive job description. Our client’s job description, including details like the salary, may change without prior notice and in any case may be influenced by the skills, qualifications, previous experience, attitude and ability of a candidate.

Worth Recruiting provides a bespoke recruitment service to the Property Industry offering roles in Estate Agency, Lettings, Commercial Property, Surveying, Property Management, Financial Services and Prop Tech. For further information, visit our website: worthrecruiting.me.

Quote: job WR40689 – Property Manager

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