Regional Housing Stabilization Director

PK Companies; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Performance-based bonus opportunities

Job summary

PK Housing in Fort Worth, TX seeks an experienced Area Director to lead recovery and stabilization across a diverse affordable housing portfolio, focusing on distressed assets and underperforming communities. The role requires strategic action, hands-on leadership, and strong regulatory expertise to drive occupancy and financial improvements.

The position oversees properties under USDA Rural Development, LIHTC, HUD, and Missing Middle housing programs, with a focus on compliance, lease-up, and

Qualifications

• Minimum 8–10 years progressive property management experience with multi-site or regional leadership.
• Extensive experience with RD, LIHTC, and HUD programs.
• Willingness to travel frequently within assigned region.
• Proven experience stabilizing distressed affordable housing assets.

Responsibilities

• Lead recovery strategies for underperforming or distressed communities including operational, financial, compliance, and physical challenges.
• Assess property performance and implement corrective action plans focused on occupancy growth, expense control, and resident retention.
• Stabilize site operations through leadership restructuring, training, and performance accountability.
• Partner with ownership and asset management to execute turnaround timelines and performance benchmarks.
• Provide intensive oversight during transition periods, staffing changes, or agency interventions.

Job description

PK Housing in Fort Worth, TX seeks an experienced Area Director to lead recovery and stabilization across a diverse affordable housing portfolio, focusing on distressed assets and underperforming communities. The role requires strategic action, hands-on leadership, and strong regulatory expertise to drive occupancy and financial improvements.

The position oversees properties under USDA Rural Development, LIHTC, HUD, and Missing Middle housing programs, with a focus on compliance, lease-up, and