Regional Manager Jobs in Minneapolis, MN
Regional Manager jobs in Minneapolis are concentrated in the Downtown core, North Loop, and Uptown corridors, with strong demand across retail, healthcare, financial services, and food and beverage operations. Employers hiring right now include Ingersoll-Rand, Simplot Company, and Cribl. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Multiple communities. One standard, and it's yours to set.
You don't run one property. You run a portfolio, and you set the standard every community answers to. You develop the managers who lead each site, own the numbers across all of them, and help decide which properties join the portfolio next. You think in five-year capital plans and this-week problems at the same time. If that sounds like you, we want to meet you.
At Roundhouse, our mission is simple and serious: putting humanity into housing. Since 2008 we have grown into a developer and manager of diverse real estate across four states, with more than 10,000 multifamily units and over $2B in assets under management. We got here by challenging the status quo, taking the long view, and trusting strong leaders to run our communities well.
As Regional Manager, you oversee operations across a portfolio of communities, develop the teams that run them, own the financial performance, and help shape the portfolio through acquisitions and dispositions.
What you'll own
Your people
- Supervise operations across your portfolio to keep standardized practices and procedures in place.
- Hire, train, evaluate, coach, and when needed discipline your direct reports, conducting timely reviews and ensuring every site is properly staffed.
- Own the employee experience: drive satisfaction, elevate team behaviors, and build a learning culture that keeps community teams connected to Roundhouse.
- Help Community Managers build strong team environments and site goals, and step in to cover Community Manager duties during vacancies when needed.
Your numbers
- Review monthly financial statements and oversee routine reporting to ownership and leadership.
- Review payables, payroll, contracts, evaluations, market surveys, and monthly marketing plans.
- Prepare annual operating budgets, and monitor income and expenses to hit budget goals and grow net operating income.
Your strategy
- Develop an annual business plan for each site, covering marketing goals, staffing levels, rent levels, and performance objectives.
- Oversee capital improvement projects and renovations, and build and execute 5-to-10-year capital plans.
- Stay sharp on local markets, competitors, and trends across your portfolio.
Your portfolio
- Participate in due diligence for new acquisitions, including market assessment, physical inspections, lease audits, staffing and rent recommendations, and capital improvement recommendations.
- Oversee property dispositions through due diligence and closing.
- Support special projects from the Senior Vice President, from updating operations manuals to shaping new incentives, policies, and procedures.
Your standard
- Resolve resident issues that can't be handled at the site level.
- Keep every property's interior and exterior to Roundhouse standards, inspecting curb appeal on every site visit.
- Uphold Fair Housing compliance and maintain strict confidentiality across residents, team members, owners, and vendors.
- You set the standard across every community, and the teams take their cues from you.
What you bring
- One to three years in property management with multi-site responsibility at the Regional Manager level.
- The ability to travel up to 30% as needed.
- A self-starter who works well independently.
- Strong organization, with the ability to juggle and prioritize across multiple sites.
- Strong people skills: tact, discretion, and the ability to motivate and build teamwork.
- Strong supervisory skills, with clear goals, deadlines, and direction.
- A strategic mindset that keeps long-term goals in view.
- Logical problem-solving and effective communication.
- A strong grasp of accounting practices, with prior financial analysis experience.
- Intermediate skills in Microsoft Word and Excel.
A leg up if you have:
- A bachelor's degree.
- Working knowledge of property management software, enough to read and interpret site-generated reports.
What's in it for you
This is full-time work with pay, benefits, and perks built around your well-being, your growth, and your sense of community.
Health and wellness
- Medical coverage, including a zero-cost employee plan
- Dental and vision coverage
- Mental wellness program
- Gym membership stipend
Financial security
- 401(k) with employer match
- Company-paid life insurance
- Short-term and long-term disability options
Lifestyle and culture
- Paid time off plus 9 company-paid holidays
- Paid maternity and parental leave
- Employee housing discount
- Alternative transportation allowance
- Monthly coffee coupon
- Perks at Work program
Recognition and growth
- Professional development support
- Peer recognition program
- Years of service awards
- Infinite Possibilities program
Ready to lead a portfolio?
If you want to make a real impact, develop the leaders who run our communities, and take ownership of results across a growing portfolio, we want to hear from you.
Roundhouse is an equal-opportunity employer and welcomes candidates from all backgrounds and experiences to apply.
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Who's Hiring
- Ingersoll-Rand2

- Simplot Company2

- Cribl1

- Michels1

- Varicent1

Top Industries Hiring
- Food & Beverage3
- Manufacturing2
- Agriculture & Farming2
- Technology & Software1
- Healthcare & Medical Services1
Regional Manager Jobs in Minneapolis: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a regional manager job in Minneapolis?
Focus your search on Minneapolis's strongest hiring sectors: multi-unit retail, health system operations, commercial real estate, and restaurant groups. The North Loop and Downtown core concentrate corporate offices, while the broader metro reaches into suburban territories that many regional roles oversee. Candidates who show direct P&L ownership, experience managing distributed teams across Upper Midwest markets, and familiarity with Minneapolis's retail density tend to stand out with local hiring managers.
Which companies hire regional managers in Minneapolis?
Employers hiring regional managers in Minneapolis right now include Ingersoll-Rand, Simplot Company, and Cribl, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of July 2026. Minneapolis draws a mix of national retailers with regional headquarters, regional healthcare systems, and home-grown food and financial services brands that each maintain dedicated regional leadership roles.
Are there remote regional manager jobs in Minneapolis?
Yes, but remote availability depends heavily on the role. Regional manager positions that require on-site store visits, facility inspections, or team supervision in person are rarely fully remote. About 91% of regional manager openings tied to Minneapolis are remote or hybrid as of July 2026, with hybrid arrangements most common for territory sales managers and district-level operations roles tied to Minneapolis-based corporate offices.
How can I get a regional manager job in Minneapolis with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Minneapolis is through assistant manager or department lead roles at multi-unit retailers, restaurant chains, or healthcare clinic networks, which are plentiful across the city and inner-ring suburbs. Minneapolis employers in grocery, specialty retail, and urgent care tend to promote from within, so starting as a store lead or operations coordinator and demonstrating cross-location performance is the clearest local route. Volunteering for multi-site projects or interim coverage during openings accelerates the timeline.
Which industries hire the most regional managers in Minneapolis?
Minneapolis regional manager roles concentrate in Food & Beverage, Manufacturing, and Agriculture & Farming, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of July 2026. Minneapolis's position as a major retail corporate hub, combined with a dense healthcare system network and a strong food and beverage industry, keeps steady demand for regional leadership across those sectors year-round.
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