Leasing Manager, Multifamily (Affordable) - Growth

Cushman & Wakefield; Spartanburg (SC); On-site; USD 32,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Sick Time

Volunteer Days

Company Holidays

Parental Leave

Medical, Dental, Vision & Life

Job summary

Cushman & Wakefield in Spartanburg, SC seeks a Leasing Manager, Multifamily (Affordable) to lead onsite leasing and drive rental sales for a community. You will train staff, manage lease processes, and coordinate advertising strategies with the Property Manager.

The role emphasizes client service, strong organization, and compliance with state licensing requirements. A valid real estate license is often required.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of related leasing experience.
• 1+ years of management experience.
• Bachelor’s Degree preferred.

Responsibilities

• Complete lease/renewal paperwork to company standards.
• Explain lease information to residents.
• Enter data into tracking system to monitor leasing activities.
• Walk units prior to showing and occupancy.
• Review leasing paperwork and audit lease files.
• Submit leasing reports as required.
• Track advertising and client traffic.
• Ensure online advertising is updated daily.
• Train and develop leasing staff per policy.
• Prepare marketing plans and leasing strategies with the Property Manager.
• Maintain professional communication with residents and applicants.
• Report property issues and recommendations to the Property Manager.
• Determine leasing opportunities and set goals for staff performance.
• Develop and monitor contests/awards/leasing incentives.

Skills

Communication

Customer Service

Organization

Real estate license

Education

Bachelor’s Degree preferred

Job description

Cushman & Wakefield in Spartanburg, SC seeks a Leasing Manager, Multifamily (Affordable) to lead onsite leasing and drive rental sales for a community. You will train staff, manage lease processes, and coordinate advertising strategies with the Property Manager.

The role emphasizes client service, strong organization, and compliance with state licensing requirements. A valid real estate license is often required.