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How to Manage Commercial and Retail Property Today

When you work as a commercial property manager, it is essential that you really understand the demands of the job and your clients. 

Commercial and Retail property management is a specialist task. Shortcuts are not possible if you want to make your mark as a really good investment property manager.

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The Tasks of Managing Commercial Property

So exactly what does a commercial property manager do? Many things is the simple answer; here is a list of some of the main ones to help you understand the property management job and your opportunities:

  1. Market and lease the vacant space in a commercial property
  2. Establish a plan to optimise the tenant mix in the property so that the vacancies are minimised and tenant property integration works towards the greater good of sales and rental
  3. Manage the tenants in the property under the terms of the leases in the property
  4. Report to the landlord on current lease and tenant issues. Reports will cover lease, tenant, financial, maintenance, arrears, and risk management.
  5. Manage the income and the expenditure on the property so budgets are maintained to the approved plan of property performance
  6. Monitor risk management issues and the performance of the essential services in the property
  7. Ensure that the property complies with legislation and building codes that apply to the property and the precinct.
  8. Monitor energy consumption, environmental matters, heritage exposures and compliance, plus any other building-related compliance and controls.
  9. Meet with local planning authorities on any outstanding building matters that impact occupancy or use of the property.
  10. Control the marketing of any vacant space through conjunction listing agents in the local area.
  11. Tender and implement maintenance contracts for the property in accordance with the type of plant and equipment in the property.
  12. Liaise with contractors on current property maintenance issues.
  13. Provide the landlord client with clear recommendations and strategic control.

A commercial property manager is, in reality, a well-rounded property professional who understands many complex parts of property performance.

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