Promote and model adaptability, encouraging innovation and solutions-oriented thinking to meet the evolving needs of the community.
Deliver superior service to residents by monitoring service request completion, maintaining aesthetic standards, and proactively addressing resident concerns to enhance retention.
Oversee and participate in all aspects of timely rent collection, manage delinquency rates, and adhere to landlord/resident laws, including executing necessary legal actions.
Identify and communicate both operational and financial risks to corporate management and collaborate to effectively establish corrective action plans, as needed.
Manage operational reporting requirements, ensuring accuracy and timely submission of all regular and ad-hoc reports.
Serve as the primary point of contact between the corporate office and property and interact with investors as necessary.
Drive the financial success of the property by achieving monthly, quarterly, and annual goals, maximizing net operating income through effective revenue improvement strategies and cost management.
Recruit, hire, and develop team members, addressing performance concerns and maintaining team alignment with company policies and goals.
Cultivate and support a high-performing team by training, mentoring, and holding team members accountable for their roles and responsibilities while fostering a positive and engaging work environment.
Lead and participate in all aspects of leasing production, including administration, marketing, and maintaining competitive market knowledge to maximize rental income and ensure budgeted occupancy levels.
Requirements
leadership
problem solving
entrata
bachelor's
property manager
excel
Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills with a passion for driving team success.
Must have or be willing to obtain all licenses and/or certifications as required by State and Local jurisdictions.
Experience with property management systems such as Entrata, Onesite, or Yieldstar preferred.
High school degree or equivalent required, bachelor’s degree in Property Management, Business or related field preferred.
3 – 7 years of progressive experience in a conventional housing property management role, with at least one year as a Property Manager preferred.
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, including experience creating formulas, sorting, and filtering data.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Company
Overview
$5.5B in assets
Total Assets Under Management
The company manages over $5.5 billion in real estate assets across multifamily and student housing properties.
40,000+ beds
Property Beds Managed
The company oversees operations for over 40,000 residential units, encompassing multifamily and student housing communities.
Top-25 Owner
Student Housing Market Ranking
It is among the top 25 largest owners of student housing properties in the United States.
$1B in pipeline
Annual Acquisitions and Development Plan
The company plans over $1 billion annually in new acquisitions and development projects nationwide.
Coastal Ridge operates three divisions: investment management, property management, and build-to-rent development.
Its investment arm targets undervalued and underutilized properties across risk spectrums to unlock value.
The property-management team oversees operations, tenant relations, and maintenance for owned and third-party assets.
In development, it’s broken ground on innovative build-to-rent communities like Stillwell by Coastal Ridge.
It partners to deliver luxury rentals and design-focused communities in student housing.
Having expanded beyond Ohio into California, Florida, Texas, and scattered-site urban markets, it blends local reach with national scale.
Culture + Values
401(k) Match
Employer Contribution
The company offers a 401(k) retirement savings plan with employer matching contributions, helping employees build their financial future.
8 Hours
Annual Volunteer Time
Full-time team members are granted eight hours annually to volunteer, fostering community engagement and giving back.
Founded on deep‑rooted relationships and a spirit of partnership
Belief that “the best investment is in people”
Award‑winning benefits and perks including medical, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, health savings accounts, flexible spending accounts
Generous paid time off: holidays, volunteer time, and election time
Parental leave offered to both mothers and fathers
Continued education and in‑house training programs