Job Description
Job Description
Community Manager
(Property Manager)
COMMUNITY SUCCESS DIVISION
Who We Need
We're seeking a relationship-centered leader who can orchestrate exceptional resident experiences while maximizing property performance. As our Community Manager, you'll be the heart of your community—creating an environment where both residents and team members can live their most vivid stories while ensuring operational excellence and value creation.
What You'll Do
In this role, you'll blend strategic leadership with hands-on community building :
Your Impact Will Be Measured By
The Ideal Match
You're a relationship-focused leader who combines operational excellence with genuine care for resident experiences. Your approach to community management emphasizes proactive problem-solving, team development, and creating memorable moments for residents. You excel at balancing the human aspects of property management with the business imperatives of performance and value creation. Current Washington State Real Estate Broker License required at time of hire.
Compensation & Position Details
Connection to Our Mission
Your role directly embodies our mission to make space for people to live vivid stories in valued communities. By orchestrating exceptional experiences and fostering relationships among all community stakeholders, you create the conditions where residents can flourish and the property can realize its full potential. Your success means transforming buildings into true communities—places where meaningful connections form and memorable stories unfold.
Day in the Life
Each division operates according to a regimented business operating platform. Community Success teams follow the Assess, Plan, Act (APA) operating platform that involves 2 short stand-up meetings and 3 team meetings totaling a max of 20% of the work week. Each meeting is focused on assessing performance, planning for issues, and acting on those issues. Community Success teams are guided by a comprehensive Business Plan that is updated quarterly and broken down into daily tasks via the Daily Action Plan (DAP). The Community Manager prepares and executes the Daily Action Plan in order to achieve the Business Plan goals. 20% of the work week is spent planning and executing the DAP. The remaining 60% of the work week is spent as customer service for team members, residents, and the community.
Community Manager • Seattle, WA, US