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Mac Properties is seeking a Resident Service Manager in Chicago to lead a dynamic Resident Service team and oversee day-to-day interactions with residents. The role emphasizes exceptional customer service, proactive support, and collaboration with leasing, maintenance, and design teams.
With a view toward quality living, you will manage move-in/move-out processes, inspections, and policies, while maintaining strong communication and staff scheduling across a seven-day operation.
Mac Properties is dedicated to building vibrant, connected communities where residents feel truly at home. With a portfolio rooted in historic preservation, thoughtful design, and exceptional service, we take pride in creating spaces that enrich city living. Our teams are passionate about delivering a standout resident experience through innovation, hospitality, and a deep commitment to our neighborhoods. At Mac, we don’t just manage properties—we help shape the places people love to live.
The Resident Service Manager supervises Resident Service Associates to ensure customer service excellence by guiding day-to-day interactions, setting service expectations, and promoting consistent, proactive support for residents. This role acts as the heartbeat of the resident experience, ensuring the team is equipped to resolve issues, communicate effectively, and uphold Mac’s commitment to quality living.
If creating exceptional resident experiences is your superpower, this role might be your next home! You’ll lead a dynamic Resident Service team, keep operations running smoothly, and help shape the warm, welcoming vibe our communities are known for. This full-time position offers a competitive salary of $90,000 per year, plus fantastic benefits, career growth opportunities, and even a 30% rent discount. Come make a meaningful impact—one resident interaction at a time!
Please be advised that ALL new hires will be required to successfully complete a criminal background investigation prior to employment. The receipt of satisfactory responses to reference requests, and the provision of satisfactory proof of an applicant's identity and legal authority to work in the United States are also required.