Strategic Commercial Leasing Manager - Portfolio & Value

Ministry of Justice (New Zealand); Wellington; On-site; NZD 86,000 - 116,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

4.4 weeks holiday leave

Online professional development portal

Access to inclusive networks

Job summary

At the Ministry of Justice in Wellington, a Commercial Leasing Manager leads the leased property portfolio, negotiates renewals, and provides expert leasing advice to diverse stakeholders. The role influences accommodation planning and strategic property projects shaping the department's footprint for years to come.

The position requires strong experience in commercial leasing, negotiation, and financial acumen, with collaboration across landlords, iwi and government agencies to deliver value

Qualifications

• Strong experience in commercial leasing, property management and related negotiations.
• Solid understanding of lease documentation, renewals, rent reviews and legislation.

Responsibilities

• Manage the Ministry's leased property portfolio and associated lease obligations.
• Negotiate lease renewals, rent reviews and acquisitions.
• Provide specialist commercial leasing advice to property and business stakeholders.
• Support accommodation planning, test fits and site assessments.
• Identify opportunities for portfolio optimisation, cost savings and workplace improvements.
• Manage lease financial planning, budgets and forecasting.
• Develop strong relationships with landlords, tenants, consultants, iwi and government agencies.
• Partner with the Strategy, Planning & Performance team to support long-term accommodation and portfolio strategies.
• Contribute to future property investment decisions and strategic planning initiatives.

Skills

Commercial leasing

Property management

Negotiation

Stakeholder management

Financial acumen

Job description

At the Ministry of Justice in Wellington, a Commercial Leasing Manager leads the leased property portfolio, negotiates renewals, and provides expert leasing advice to diverse stakeholders. The role influences accommodation planning and strategic property projects shaping the department's footprint for years to come.

The position requires strong experience in commercial leasing, negotiation, and financial acumen, with collaboration across landlords, iwi and government agencies to deliver value