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City Property Management is hiring an Associate Community Association Manager to oversee a portfolio of five residential communities in Pima County. The role combines field-based site work with office tasks, including financials, vendor coordination, and board communications.
The position is full-time, salaried, with 90 days in-office training followed by a hybrid schedule mixing on-property work and remote tasks. CMCA certification is encouraged, with company support for training.
Position: Associate Community Association Manager
Compensation: $55,000–$65,000/year, depending on experience
Location: Communities across Pima County
Employment Type: Full-time, salaried, direct hire
Schedule: In the office for your first 90 days of training, then a mix of on-property work and working from home between site visits. Some evening board meetings and occasional weekend events.
City Property Management is an Arizona company that’s been providing exceptional HOA management services since 1979. With over 40 years of experience and 150+ full-time employees, we pair the stability of an established, locally led company with ongoing investment in technology and people. Our mission is simple: provide the best experience in community management.
We’re looking for capable managers who are ready to run their own communities and want the right support getting there. If you’re a strong manager from another industry, or an HOA manager whose experience doesn’t yet match the size or complexity of our portfolios, this role is your path to becoming a full Community Association Manager.
As an Associate Community Association Manager, you’ll manage a portfolio of about five residential communities across Pima County and act as your own Assistant Community Manager. That means handling the management work (financials, vendors, and board meetings) along with the day-to-day administrative work for your associations, such as architectural requests, compliance letters, and meeting notices. This is a field-based role: you’ll be on property regularly for inspections, board meetings, and vendor walks.
This role is a development step toward running your own full portfolio. How quickly you move up depends on your experience and readiness. Our hiring process includes online assessments.
If you’re a capable manager ready to grow into a full community management role, we’d love to hear from you.
Professionalism, Engagement, Knowledge, Humility, Client Centric, Trust, Flexibility, Teamwork, Diligent, Fun, Fair & Respectful
City Property Management is an equal opportunity employer. We provide reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities. Employment is at-will in accordance with state law.