Assistant Property Manager -GROW Your Career in Property Management!

Job Description Job Description Do you have commercial property management experience and are looking to grow your career? Enjoy working with people and learning the operations of a business? THEN this is the job for YOU!! Bay Area based commercial property development and management company is looking to add an Assistant Property Manager to their Palo Alto portfolio. This company is extremely focused on providing a high quality of service to their tenants, as well as highly valuing their employees!! Company provides a positive work environment, thorough training, great benefits at a low cost, and opportunities for promotion to grow your career in the Property Management Industry!! This position will support a Property Manager for a Class A Office space. Responsibilities: Answering phones and greeting incoming guests or tenants Maintaining all files for tenants Executing a variety of events at the property Assisting tenants with specialty concierge services Supporting Property Manager with various projects Gathering certificates of insurance and business licenses Managing expiration dates for both certificates and license Dispatching maintenance for tenant requests Communicating with vendors and contractors Maintaining vendor files Receiving and coding incoming accounts payable Scheduling meetings for Manager Coordinating tenant appreciation days Preparing correspondence and reports for Manager Communicating with tenants about external improvements or cleaning schedules Resolving customer/tenant questions or concerns Desired Skills: Ability to work well with others Ability to prioritize Detailed Required Skills: BA or BS degree preferred Intermediate MS Office skills 2+ year of office experience Commercial Property Management Experience a Plus Company Description TORP Group is a recruitment firm that specializes in placing in: Property and Real Estate Management, Administrative Support, Accounting, Construction Project Management, and Project Coordination. With a combined experience of over 40 years in the Recruiting industry, Trina Osborn and Bridget Isenberger team up TOgether as Recruitment Partners. Servicing multiple industries, we provide a consultative service to the company and job seeker alike. We are looking to make a direct impact on someone's life by finding them a new position, while at the same time contributing to the success of a corporation with providing them a new team member. Company Description TORP Group is a recruitment firm that specializes in placing in: Property and Real Estate Management, Administrative Support, Accounting, Construction Project Management, and Project Coordination. With a combined experience of over 40 years in the Recruiting industry, Trina Osborn and Bridget Isenberger team up TOgether as Recruitment Partners. Servicing multiple industries, we provide a consultative service to the company and job seeker alike. We are looking to make a direct impact on someone's life by finding them a new position, while at the same time contributing to the success of a corporation with providing them a new team member.

Required qualifications:

  • BA or BS degree preferred
  • Intermediate MS Office skills
  • 2+ years of office experience
  • Commercial Property Management Experience a Plus

Desired qualifications:

  • Ability to work well with others
  • Ability to prioritize
  • Detailed
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