Creating and preserving affordable housing – with passion and purpose.

The Property Manager is responsible for ensuring the effective operation, maintenance, and financial performance of a diverse portfolio of commercial and residential real estate. This role safeguards asset value by upholding high standards of building condition and compliance, while fostering innovation and cost efficiency in property management practices. Acting as a central point of leadership, the Property Manager builds collaborative relationships with stakeholders, oversees service providers, and leads and develops a team to achieve operational excellence. Through proactive oversight, strong communication, and community engagement, the Property Manager ensures the portfolio delivers consistent quality, safety, and customer focused service.

The Building Manager is responsible for the overall day-to-day management, operation, and administration of assigned housing co-operative communities. As the primary on-site representative of Community Land Trust (CLT), the Building Manager works independently to oversee property operations, support residents and Boards of Directors, coordinate maintenance and contractors, and ensure communities are safe, well maintained, financially sustainable, and operating in accordance with co-op governance requirements, policies, and applicable legislation.

The Building Manager serves as a key liaison between residents, Boards of Directors, contractors, and CLT staff, exercising sound judgment, problem-solving abilities, and professionalism to support the successful operation of each community.