Property Manager

Commercial Property / Estates Manager
 
- Permanent position
- Salary up to £64,000 plus company car and excellent benefits (bonus, 26 days holiday, great pension, private healthcare) 
- Lincoln based with hybrid working (2-3 days in the office)
 
A successful multi-site business based in Lincolnshire is looking for an Estates Manager to join their existing team. This is a fantastic time to join a large organisation who are at the forefront of what they do. The Property and Estates Manager will be responsible for:
 
- Management and performance of a portfolio of properties within the region
- Working wiuth internal and external parties in relation to lease management, renewals, surveys, rent reviews, dilapidations etc
- Property asset management
- Ensuring the portfolio is consistent with regulations (Landlord and Tenant act / Service Charge Code)
- Reporting to multiple stakeholders on rental income, lease life etc. 
 
To be considerd suitable you will need to have the following skills and experience;
 
- Good understanding of service charge reviews, commercial property contracts, lease reviews, rent reviews etc
- Solid undersgtabnding of health and safety 
- Previous experience of commercial property management, estates management or property asset management
 
Surveyor qualifications/RICS would be ideal but this is not essential 

 

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