At Bozzuto, every member of our organization shares an unyielding desire to promote goodness for those around them. We do this every day as we design, build, manage and maintain one-of-a-kind residences, as well as through a range of support and consulting services. Building community within our organization enables us to build better communities for all.
Everyone at Bozzuto is focused on delivering exceptional experiences to all of our stakeholders, including our own associates. Our work inspires us to be our best in each of our roles, fostering a spirit of community within a welcoming and inclusive workplace. Guided by our core values of creativity, concern, passion and the pursuit of perfection, we are inspired and empowered to reach higher, achieve our fullest professional and personal potential and be truly extraordinary.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

You’re the CEO and head coach of the community. You exude Bozzuto pride and you bring your passion for people, apartment living and trendy neighborhoods with you to work every day.

AS A PROPERTY MANAGER, YOUR PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:

• Leading by example and being a role model for the standards and behaviors consistent with the core values and culture of Bozzuto
• Execution of sales, marketing and operational activities that achieve budgeted occupancy and customer retention goals
• Managing the financial performance of the property
• Creating and delivering timely and accurate financial and operational reports to clients
• Cultivating and maintaining strong relationships and loyalty with all constituents
• Maintaining expert level competitive marketplace intelligence
• Partnering with consumer marketing to implement marketing strategies
• Consistent guest satisfaction that yields outstanding customer satisfaction ratings and community reviews
• Working weekends when prospective residents are out looking for their new home—one weekend per month with two days off during the week
• Inspiring the professional growth and development of all team members
• Rolling up your sleeves and assisting team members—no job is “below your pay grade”