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Common Ground Queensland is seeking a Tenancy Manager to coordinate client-focused tenancy services and oversee daily tenancy management across CGQ housing. You will maintain strong relationships with CGQ teams, tenants and support providers to drive positive outcomes, while upholding safety standards.
The role requires substantial tenancy management experience, knowledge of the CGQ model, and strong communication, negotiation and analytical skills.
Full time: Monday to Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Reports to: Tenancy Team Lead
Common Ground Queensland (CGQ) is a specialist supportive housing organisation providing supportive and affordable housing to people who have experienced or are at risk of homelessness. We offer housing to individuals and families in high and medium density single site and dispersed site models.
Our supportive housing approach offers long term, safe and affordable housing that is intentionally linked to personalised support services. Support services for tenants are provided through partner organisations.
CGQ also provides tenancy support to individuals and families in partnership with partner organisations to assist tenants to sustain their tenancies and maintain stable housing outcomes.
Ending homelessness, a person at a time with the communities in which we operate.
To create supportive homes that honour local communities, respond to people’s needs and improve their well-being and connectedness.
You are a compassionate and solutions-focused professional with experience in tenancy and property management, ideally within a social or community housing environment. You understand the unique challenges faced by tenants with complex needs and are committed to providing safe, stable and sustainable housing outcomes.
With strong interpersonal skills, you build respectful relationships and approach your work with empathy, clear boundaries, and an understanding of the impact life experiences can have on tenants. You manage issues like rent arrears and property standards with fairness and professionalism.
Organised and proactive, you work well in a team and are always looking for ways to improve processes. You believe housing is a human right and are passionate about inclusive, safe communities.
The Tenancy Manager is responsible for coordinating and delivering a client focused service to current and prospective tenants and to oversee the day-to-day management of residential tenancies across CGQ housing.
The Tenancy Manager is required to maintain effective relationships and communications with all CGQ team members, tenants, and Support Providers to deliver positive tenant outcomes consistent with the Common Ground supportive housing model.
1. Demonstrated tenancy management experience utilising Console Property and Tenancy Management system (or similar property management system).
2. Ability to understand and work in accordance with CGQ supportive housing model of tenancy management
3. Excellent stakeholder management and collaboration skills
4. Excellent dispute resolution skills
5. High degree of initiative and able to work well in a team
6. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (verbal and written)
7. Strong analytical ability
8. Confidence and skill in working with information technology systems
9. Knowledge of RTA legislation
10. Drivers licence
11. Access to a reliable personal vehicle may be required for work-related travel. Business-related mileage will be reimbursed in accordance with the applicable provisions of the SCHADS Award.
1. Experience in partnering with specialist homeless support services
2. Tertiary qualifications in Tenancy Management - Certificate 4 in Property Management
3. Policy, procedural and protocol development experience
4. Understanding of homelessness and the needs of those who have experience chronic homelessness
CGQ is committed to the safety, wellbeing and empowerment of children and young people. We have zero tolerance for child abuse, and all employees are expected to uphold our safeguarding policies and help maintain a child-safe organisation.
We work alongside people who experience disadvantage, stigma and discrimination, including First Nations peoples, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, LGBTIQ+ communities and people living with disability or mental illness.
Common Ground Queensland strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanderpeoples. We are committed to creating a workplace that values and respects First Nations cultures and perspectives. CGQ actively works to provide a culturally safe and inclusive environment for all staff.