Block Manager

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  • Block Manager - Build To Rent
  • Up to £42,000 basic
  • Hybrid Working - 2 days on site, 3 days at home
  • Monday - Friday, 9-5:30pm


We are representing one of the UK's most established Property & Block Management companies, who are looking to add an experienced Property Manager who has a good, overall knowledge of the Block Management role.


The role would suit a candidate from a Property Management or Block Management background as some, but not all, training can be given.


Purpose of Role

The Property Manager will oversee the comprehensive housing management of new-build properties in Abbey Wood, London, while remotely managing Cadence, Kings Cross. This role involves managing a mix of tenures, including Discount Market Rent (DMR) and private shared ownership units, alongside service charge accounts. As a customer-facing role, the Property Manager will ensure a high standard of service for residents. The position is primarily site-based, with occasional flexibility for remote work.


Key Responsibilities


Resident & Community Engagement

  • Serve as the primary contact for residents in Build to Rent (BTR) and private shared ownership properties.
  • Oversee the full tenancy journey for DMR and BTR units, including viewings, move-ins, and move-outs.
  • Enhance resident experience through quarterly engagement activities to foster a sense of community.
  • Coordinate and lead resident meetings and on-site ESG strategy events to promote sustainability and community engagement.
  • Handle resident queries and manage the defects process with developers, adhering to the Defect Liability Period and established procedures


Building & Compliance Management

  • Manage building operations, including general repairs, defect monitoring, and estate services.
  • Tender and oversee contractors for cleaning, gardening, and monthly PPM tasks (compliance).
  • Conduct regular property inspections and provide reports on building and grounds conditions.
  • Ensure compliance with health & safety (H&S) regulations, fulfilling landlord and management obligations.
  • Perform weekly void flushing for unoccupied units.


Financial & Performance Management

  • Manage the site’s service charge budget and provide annual reports.
  • Meet client KPIs, ensuring timely and accurate monthly reporting.
  • Support the Regional Manager in achieving performance targets.


Tenancy & Lettings Administration

  • Handle all tenancy-related tasks, including deposit negotiations and general administration.
  • Conduct viewings and facilitate move-ins for vacant DMR and shared ownership units.
  • Oversee and log tenant repairs within KPI timescales, ensuring timely resolution.


Additional Duties

  • Maintain strict confidentiality of resident and shared owner information.
  • Undertake reasonable additional responsibilities as requested by the Regional Manager.


About You

  • Experience in Build to Rent, Residential Lettings, or Block Leasehold Management.
  • Friendly, approachable, and highly organized, with strong problem-solving and communication skills.
  • Flexible in working varied hours to meet residents’ needs.
  • Possess or be willing to obtain an ARLA Level 3 or MIRPM qualification.


What We Offer

  • 25 days holiday + bank holidays
  • Competitive pension scheme
  • Employee assistance program
  • Flexible working policy
  • Fully funded ARLA and MIRPM qualifications, including memberships and course costs (subject to probation completion

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