FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the Leasing Manager at Junction Santa Monica?
The Leasing Manager is responsible for directing the community’s marketing, advertising, and sales activities to achieve revenue and occupancy goals, managing the leasing team, overseeing the leasing process, developing marketing strategies, ensuring apartment readiness, analyzing financial reports, and supervising team members.
What qualifications are required to apply for the Leasing Manager position?
Candidates must possess all licenses and/or certifications required by State and Local jurisdictions, as well as a valid driver’s license to operate a golf cart on the property.
How does the Leasing Manager contribute to achieving occupancy goals?
The Leasing Manager ensures occupancy goals are met by overseeing marketing and advertising strategies, managing lease pricing and concessions, monitoring sales activities and traffic, and implementing creative strategies to boost leasing activities.
What kind of experience or skills are important for this role?
Important skills and experience include proficiency in marketing and advertising strategies, strong sales abilities, data analysis capabilities for interpreting financial reports, effective team leadership, and excellent communication skills to address resident and client concerns.
What role does technology play in the Leasing Manager's job?
Technology is utilized to develop advertising strategies, promote the community, generate sales and leasing reports through property management software, and communicate with potential prospects.
How often does the Leasing Manager interact with residents?
The Leasing Manager interacts with residents frequently, responding to concerns and questions, overseeing lease renewals, and ensuring a positive living experience through various programs and activities.
What is the Leasing Manager’s involvement in the leasing process?
The Leasing Manager actively participates in the leasing process by generating traffic, qualifying prospects, preparing lease documentation, and ensuring that all move-in procedures comply with established policies and procedures.
Is the Leasing Manager responsible for the appearance of the property?
Yes, the Leasing Manager works closely with the maintenance team to ensure that the community's physical aspects meet company standards for appearance and safety, and they regularly inspect units for marketability.
What kind of reports does the Leasing Manager analyze?
The Leasing Manager reviews and analyzes financial reports, shop reports, traffic and closing ratios, and other operational reports to identify and address issues impacting leasing performance.