Asset Manager

Role: Leasing and Revenue GrowthDirect third-party leasing teams to drive new leases, renewals, and occupancy across your portfolio. Evaluate vacant suites and plan make-ready and spec suite programs, including scope, cost, timing, and target tenant profile, to improve marketability and reduce downtime. Set deal parameters and negotiate LOIs, RFPs, leases, and amendments in coordination with local brokerage teams. Analyze transaction economics, including rent, TI/LC exposure, downtime, and tenant credit, and recommend deal terms. Develop annual leasing assumptions and monitor market conditions, including rental rates, concessions, supply, absorption, and leasing velocity.

Financial Performance and Business Planning: Own quarterly asset performance analysis, including financial results, budget-to-actual variances, rent rolls, occupancy, accounts receivable, and performance against the business plan and acquisition proforma. Review annual operating and capital budgets submitted by property management against the asset proforma and drive the budget process to completion; prepare quarterly reforecasts, cash projections, and capital funding requirements. Analyze operating expenses and recoveries, including CAM/NNN reconciliations and third-party property tax appeals, to identify savings opportunities and recovery leakage. Present asset performance, forecasts, and key issues in quarterly portfolio and distribution meetings with the executive team.