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MetaOption, LLC in Hawaii is seeking a Commercial Property Manager to oversee a diverse portfolio of commercial assets, drive operational excellence, and act as a trusted advisor to owners and tenants. You will focus on property performance, tenant relations, and client communication.
The role requires an active Hawaii Real Estate License and at least two years of experience in commercial real estate, with responsibilities including budgeting, lease administration, inspections, vendor
Commercial Property Manager
Skills:
Commercial Property Management, Commercial Real Estate, Property Operations, Lease Administration, CAM Reconciliation, Budget Management, Financial Reporting, Tenant Relations, Vendor Management, Property Inspections, Contract Management, Commercial Leasing, Tenant Improvements, Property Maintenance, AppFolio, Microsoft Excel, Portfolio Management, Asset Management, Rent Collections, Hawaii Real Estate License
Experience level: Associate
Experience required: 2 Years
Education level: High school or equivalent
Relocation assistance: No
Our client is a respected Hawaii based commercial real estate organization with a long-standing reputation for excellence in property management and client service. They are seeking an experienced Commercial Property Manager to oversee a diverse portfolio of commercial assets and serve as a trusted advisor to property owners and tenants.
This position offers the opportunity to step into a high impact role where you’ll have ownership of property performance, operational strategy, tenant relationships, and client communication.
If you enjoy balancing relationship management, property operations, financial oversight, and problem solving, this could be an excellent fit.
You’ll work directly with property owners, tenants, vendors, and internal teams to ensure properties are operating efficiently, budgets are maintained, and tenants receive an exceptional experience.
No two days look exactly the same. One day may involve reviewing financial performance and lease renewals, while the next could include conducting site visits, coordinating capital improvements, resolving tenant concerns, or meeting with vendors.