Assistant Property Manager Jobs in Massachusetts
Assistant Property Manager jobs in Massachusetts concentrate in residential multifamily, luxury condominiums, and mixed-use commercial developments, with demand running from entry-level leasing support through senior operations roles across one of the most active rental markets in the Northeast. Boston, Worcester, and Cambridge lead hiring volume, where established firms like Greystar, WinnCompanies, and Related Beal maintain large portfolios and hire consistently. The most in-demand specialties are resident services coordination, lease administration, and maintenance oversight for larger residential communities. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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We're looking for a motivated, boots-on-the-ground Assistant Property Manager to work closely with ownership in overseeing a diverse portfolio of properties, including apartments, single-family homes, mixed-use buildings, and commercial spaces. This is not just a desk job, you'll be out at the properties, being ownership's eyes and hands during the week so issues get caught and handled without needing to call in a contractor for every little thing.
This role sits in between maintenance and property management. You won't be expected to do skilled repair work, but you should be comfortable being on-site, walking properties, spotting problems, picking up materials, coordinating small fixes, and generally being the person ownership can count on to check on things in person. Some administrative and tenant-facing responsibilities carry over from a traditional property manager role, but the day-to-day will be much more hands-on and out in the field than in an office.
Key Responsibilities
On-Site / Field Work
- Perform turnover walkthroughs between tenants, assess condition, identify needed repairs or cleaning, and coordinate the work
- Get eyes on properties throughout the week, routine drive-bys and walkthroughs to catch issues before they become bigger problems
- Pick up materials, supplies, or parts as needed for small repairs or turnovers
- Get keys made, swap locks, and manage key/lockbox inventory across the portfolio
- Perform light handyman-type tasks yourself when practical (changing a lightbulb, tightening a fixture, resetting a breaker) and know when to bring in a contractor instead
- Meet contractors and vendors on-site to let them in, review scope of work, and confirm completed work meets expectations
- Conduct routine property inspections (move-in, move-out, and periodic checks) and document conditions with photos
- Respond to and assess maintenance requests in person to determine urgency and whether a contractor is needed
Coordination & Support
- Coordinate and schedule maintenance and repair work with vendors and contractors; follow up to ensure quality and timely completion
- Communicate with tenants on-site and by phone/email regarding maintenance issues, inspections, and general concerns
- Assist with leasing activities such as showing vacant units and coordinating move-ins/move-outs
- Help manage vendor relationships, including obtaining quotes and comparing service providers
- Keep basic records of property conditions, work performed, and materials purchased
- Support ownership with light administrative tasks as needed (photos/notes from walkthroughs, tracking expenses, scheduling)
Qualifications
- Prior experience in property management, maintenance, construction, hospitality, or a related hands-on field preferred, but not required for the right candidate
- Comfortable being out in the field daily, this role is not only desk-based
- Basic handyman aptitude: comfortable with simple fixes and knowing your limits (when to DIY vs. call a contractor)
- Reliable transportation and willingness to travel between properties throughout the week
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to keep track of multiple properties and priorities at once
- Good communication skills, both with tenants in person and with ownership/vendors by phone or email
- Ability to problem-solve independently, use good judgment, and represent ownership professionally on-site
- Comfortable using basic software/apps for photos, notes, and simple record-keeping (training provided)
- Physically able to walk properties, climb stairs, and occasionally lift materials or supplies
- Trustworthy and reliable, this role involves access to keys, units, and tenant properties
What We Offer
- Competitive hourly pay ($25–$30/hour, based on skill level and experience)
- Flexible part-time schedule (20–30 hours/week)
- Direct mentorship and exposure to the regional/ownership side of property management
- Opportunity to grow into a larger role as the portfolio and your responsibilities expand
- Varied, active work across residential, mixed-use, and commercial properties, not always stuck behind a desk
Pay: $25.00 - $30.00 per hour
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Westfield, MA 01085
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What Massachusetts Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in assistant property manager jobs across Massachusetts.
- Associate or bachelor's degree in business, real estate, or a related field preferred
- One to three years of experience in property management or residential leasing
- Proficiency with property management software such as Yardi or MRI
- Strong knowledge of Massachusetts landlord-tenant law and Fair Housing regulations
- Ability to coordinate maintenance vendors and manage work orders efficiently
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills for resident and owner interaction
Assistant Property Manager Jobs in Massachusetts: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a assistant property manager in Massachusetts?
Most assistant property managers in Massachusetts begin with a degree in business, real estate, or hospitality and gain experience in leasing or customer service roles. Massachusetts does not require a state-issued property management license for most assistant-level positions, but earning a National Apartment Leasing Professional credential through the National Apartment Association strengthens your candidacy. Many Boston-area employers expect familiarity with Massachusetts landlord-tenant statutes before hiring.
Which companies hire assistant property managers in Massachusetts?
Companies currently hiring assistant property managers in Massachusetts include WinnCompanies, Peabody Properties, and Maloney Properties, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Massachusetts's large multifamily portfolio operators and affordable housing developers tend to hire most consistently, particularly in Greater Boston and along the Route 128 corridor.
Which Massachusetts cities have the most assistant property manager jobs?
The cities with the most assistant property manager openings in Massachusetts are Boston, Chelsea, and Salem. Boston dominates due to its dense multifamily inventory and major institutional landlords, while Worcester and Cambridge draw volume from expanding mixed-use developments and university-adjacent housing portfolios that require dedicated on-site management staff year-round.
Are there remote assistant property manager jobs in Massachusetts?
Yes, but they're rare. About 10% of assistant property manager openings tied to Massachusetts are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of the role. The tasks most commonly done remotely include lease processing, resident communications, and reporting, while physical inspections and maintenance coordination almost always require on-site presence.
How can I get hired as a assistant property manager in Massachusetts with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is a leasing consultant role at a large residential community in Greater Boston, where firms like Greystar and WinnCompanies regularly hire candidates without prior property management experience. From a leasing position you build familiarity with Massachusetts landlord-tenant law, Fair Housing compliance, and property management software, which are the skills hiring managers look for when promoting into assistant manager roles. Completing the National Apartment Leasing Professional credential while working in a leasing role signals readiness for the step up.
Where can I find and apply to assistant property manager jobs in Massachusetts?
You can find and apply to assistant property manager jobs in Massachusetts on Migrate Mate, which lists current Massachusetts openings across multifamily, commercial, and mixed-use properties. Find roles that fit your experience and location and apply directly to the employers posting them.
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