At a Glance
- Tasks: Assist in property management and leasing while providing excellent customer service.
- Company: Boutique agency focused on a supportive and collaborative team environment.
- Benefits: Phone provided, car allowance, and no after-hours calls.
- Other info: Enjoy mentorship and training from industry experts in a dynamic setting.
- Why this job: Join a respected agency that values work/life balance and career progression.
- Qualifications: Quick learner with strong people skills and excellent communication abilities.
The predicted salary is between 37800 - 46200 $ per year.
Property Management Assistant/Leasing Agent
Looking for a property management career in a calm and supportive environment?
We’re a boutique agency that prides itself on doing things differently – offering a supportive team environment where you’ll be guided, mentored, and encouraged to grow confidently in your role.
- What You’ll Love
- Professional and collaborative team
- No after-hours calls
- Phone provided + car allowance
- What We’re Looking For
- Quick learner
- Strong people skills and a proactive attitude
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- Ability to work well within a team and independently
- Ability to adapt to a quick changing environment
- Drive to succeed in a long term career
If you’re looking for a property management role with support and training from some of the best in the business, we’d love to chat.
Join our respected agency that appreciates work/life balance, commitment to succeed and encourages progression.
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Property Management Assistant/Leasing Agent in Geelong employer: ANDREWS ESTATE AGENTS
ANDREWS ESTATE AGENTS offers a calm and supportive work environment, emphasizing work-life balance and professional growth. Employees benefit from structured training paths and mentorship, ensuring they are well-prepared for long-term careers in property management. The agency values collaboration and provides essential resources like phone and car allowances to support its team.
