Property Manager Jobs in Seattle, WA
Property Manager jobs in Seattle are concentrated in Capitol Hill, South Lake Union, and the Central District, driven by multifamily residential growth, mixed-use developments, and commercial real estate across Bellwether Housing, Low Income Housing Institute, and BXP. Demand stays active year-round as Seattle's rental market remains one of the most competitive in the Pacific Northwest. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Compensation: $130,180/annually
We offer a robust Benefits Package including, but not limited to:
Paid Time Off
Health, Dental, Vision insurance; Life Insurance; Prescription coverage
Tax-Advantaged Spending Accounts (HSA or FSA)
401(k) retirement plan with company match
- Manage portfolio financial performance by creating and achieving annual operating budgets, monitoring expense control, and analyzing monthly Profit and Loss Statements to incorporate strategies for improvement
- Provide budget guidelines to establish income and expense benchmarks, turnover expenses, staffing levels, rent increase percentages and other strategies
- Monitor and make recommendations for revenue plans, delinquencies, deposit procedures, resident reimbursements and processing of payables for the best interest of the company
- Examine turnover procedure for damage assessment, turnover costs and fees associated with the preparation of statement of security deposits
- Make recommendations for capital improvements and deferred maintenance and ensure all tasks are completed on time and within budget
- Approve property invoices and ensure property checks are cut correctly
- Review delinquency weekly, including detailed delinquency report as required. Coach the Community Manager on any action required to collect rents and provide training as needed. Monitor filings to the attorneys and to FCO for collections.
- Prepare all reports, analysis, and budgets in an accurate and timely manner. Convey this information to owners
- Review AME checklists and Monthly Accrual Checklists and ensure compliance with the process
- Working knowledge of MRI, Boston Post or Yardi as required
- Provide a resource to the PMs for help with any MRI, Boston Post or Yardi questions
- Assure timely processing and approval of invoices through AVID by all team members.
- Review the weekly or bi-weekly marketing survey and questionnaire. Verify that the survey information is accurate
- Develop and implement sales and marketing plans to effectively maximize rents
- Monitor, direct, and regulate leasing activity and market rates to maximize occupancy
- Review proposed rent increases and market rents at a minimum monthly, advising Community Managers of pricing strategy and opportunities for adjusting rental rates
- Develop and implement appropriate rent renewal strategies
- Lead the lease up efforts with help from the Marketing Manager
- Maintain an ongoing in-depth knowledge of the market, market rents, market trends and demographics to gain a competitive edge
- Support leasing and property staff to sustain at least 85% average on all shops
- Monitor Craig’s List, Vis-Call and other marketing tools to ensure that the properties are maximizing leasing programs
- Assure all Fair Housing regulations are being met
- Review and implement leasing bonus specials and concessions when necessary
- Personally inspect each property monthly including grounds, common areas, models and market-ready units
- Identify deferred maintenance, major repair and capital improvement work that will improve property performance
- Assist the Property Manager in obtaining competitive bids and proposals for work and services
- Examine turnover procedures for quality and timely completion of finished units. Implement changes as needed.
- Assist the Community Manager, Maintenance Manager and Regional Maintenance Manager on capital improvements and deferred maintenance projects and ensure all are completed on time and within budget
- Monitor work of contractors and report findings to the RSM
- Ensure that each property has a safety program that is effective and proactive
- Implement all policies and procedures in the Kettler P&P Manual. Ensure compliance as necessary.
- Review bid summaries, service contracts, vendor information and insurance documentation.
- Attend staff meetings and safety meetings, if applicable, for each property in portfolio on a regular basis
- Produce quarterly written property inspections and determine appropriate action needed
- Standardize all property operations and initiate changes as needed
- Assist in development and acquisition of new communities
- Review and assess property workers compensation and safety standings recommending action plans to reduce injuries, damages and claims
- Ensure compliance with the terms of the 3rd party management agreements
- Ensure compliance with LITHC, ADU, Section 8 or any other government requirements
- Interview and assist in selection of Community Managers, Assistant Community Managers and Maintenance Managers and assist in hiring of other property team members
- Approve all new hires, status changes and terminations of property staff
- Assist and advise on coaching or actions plans for team members. Take an active role with Maintenance Managers.
- Review any compensation changes and obtain AVP approval
- Review and evaluate all property positions
- Provide staff leadership and supervision which motivates employees and creates high morale by communicating expectations
- Provide training and supervision of Sr. Community Managers , Community Managers, Maintenance Managers and other property team members. Constantly coach and mentor Senior Community Managers and Community Managers. Make recommendations for future training needed
- Meet with PM weekly to discuss marketing, vacancies, budgets, personnel, maintenance and any other issues
- Provide ongoing feedback to team members and support Training Director with career development
- Monitor employee e-time scheduling and missed punch forms. Review overtime and implement changes to keep at a minimum
- Review all employee shops and evaluations
- Prepare and conduct property meetings as necessary to review new policies and procedures, property objectives and problem solving
- Conduct regular employee one-on-one meetings
- Attend all Kettler training classes
- Seek, identify and implement creative programs to increase property value
- Lead due diligence projects for property acquisitions or dispositions
- Assist with feasibility studies of new acquisitions or development, including site evaluation, financial analysis and developing marketing plans
- Establish relationships in the real estate industry to benefit Kettler
Customer Service
- Ensure that customer service (both resident and client) is consistent and at a high standard that exceeds the expectation of the customer. Establishing benchmarks to effectively monitor and measure customer satisfaction
- Work with clients to ensure that there is a clear understanding of the client’s goals and objectives and that we are meeting them
- BA or BS or CPM and 5 years multi-site experience required
- Three years’ experience in direct supervision of management staff of three or more
- Three years of experience in management of Conventional, LIHTC, HOPE IV, Tax exempt Bonds, and Subsidized Housing
- Excellent knowledge of eviction law, Fair Housing and other legal issues affecting property management
- Strong computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and MRI
- Lease-up and LIHTC experience highly preferred
- Must be able to walk apartments and grounds, including steps and climbing stairs
- Occasionally requires lifting 20 pounds or less
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Property Manager Jobs in Seattle: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a property manager job in Seattle?
The strongest entry points in Seattle are multifamily residential management companies and commercial real estate firms operating in neighborhoods like Capitol Hill, Belltown, and the Central District. Candidates who can demonstrate experience with lease-up projects, high-density residential buildings, or mixed-use properties stand out in this market. Familiarity with Seattle's tenant protections and local landlord-tenant ordinances gives applicants a concrete edge over candidates with only general property management backgrounds.
Which companies hire property managers in Seattle?
Companies currently hiring property managers in Seattle include Bellwether Housing, Low Income Housing Institute, and BXP, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Seattle's hiring pool is especially active among large multifamily operators, commercial real estate investment trusts, and regional property management firms serving the city's growing residential and mixed-use corridors.
Are there remote property manager jobs in Seattle?
Yes, though remote availability is limited for most property manager roles because the work is inherently on-site. About 13% of property manager openings tied to Seattle are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, with those arrangements most common in portfolio oversight, asset management coordination, and leasing administration rather than hands-on facilities or tenant management.
How can I get a property manager job in Seattle with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Seattle is a leasing consultant or assistant property manager role with one of the city's large multifamily operators, particularly those managing high-rise or mixed-use properties in South Lake Union or Capitol Hill. Many Seattle property management firms promote from within, so starting in leasing or administrative support and building familiarity with local tenant ordinances positions you well for a full property manager role within one to two years.
Which industries hire the most property managers in Seattle?
Most property manager openings in Seattle sit in Staffing & Recruiting and Construction & Real Estate, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Seattle's density of multifamily development projects, tech-driven commercial real estate demand, and steady influx of new residents into neighborhoods like Belltown and First Hill keep those sectors consistently active for property management hiring.
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