Why work for SGCH?

35 hour working week, contract opportunities till February 2026

Enjoy non-for-profit salary packaging up to $15,900 per year of your salary tax free plus an additional $2,500 for meals and accommodation

Access Health and Wellbeing programs including Employee Assistance Program- free confidential support for your family

Great office locations, close to public transport

Work with an experienced and collaborative team of Housing professionals

About the Tenancy Manager role and about you

We have opportunities for a Tenancy Manager to join our Customers – Services team in our Metro-North East region:

Tenancy Manager. Permanent, full-time role. Based at St Leonards.

Tenancy Manager. Fixed-term contract for 18 months. Based at St Leonards and Kirribilli.

The work of a Tenancy Manager is critical to our business, you are the main point of contact for tenants to access our services and you set the standard for a positive customer experience. You are customer service focused and responsive to tenant requests – working to address day to day tenancy matters as quickly as possible and more broadly supporting tenants to link to services they need to improve their health and wellbeing and sustain their tenancy.

As a Tenancy Manager you will contribute to the sustainability of tenancies through proactive management of property care, tenant arrears and debt and anti-social behaviour. Central to this role is conducting regular home visits which serve as a key engagement tool in supporting tenant wellbeing and maintaining housing stability.

To succeed in this role, you will have experience in and passion to sustain tenancies for our customers by proactively managing property care, tenant arrears and debt and anti-social behavior.

These roles require travel to your portfolio and other SGCH locations as required.

If this sounds like you, please head to our website https://www.sgch.com.au/join-our-team/ to download the full position description for further details on the role and what’s on offer.

How to apply

To apply for this role, please click ‘Quick Apply’ and submit your CV and cover letter (no more than 2 pages) by 9am, Thursday 25 September 2025, addressing the essential requirements below:

Experience working with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures, including vulnerable people experiencing homelessness, rough sleepers, people managing mental health issues, experiencing domestic and family violence, people with disability, young people, older people

Experience in property management in the real estate industry or in public or community housing sector

Knowledge and understanding of NSW Residential Tenancies Act 2010

Good written and verbal communication skills including interpersonal skills and the ability to negotiate

Self-motivated with a learning mindset, with experience working autonomously

Current NSW driving license

Applications for this role will be reviewed as received; therefore, we encourage you to submit your interest at your earliest.

The recruitment process may include interviews and other forms of skills and behavioural assessments.

The appointment of a suitable candidate will be subject to pre-employment screening which may include reference checks, a National Police Check, Health Assessment, etc.

Please note we may establish a Talent Pool from this process.

What we do

As a Tier 1 provider under the National Regulatory System for Community Housing, SGCH offers subsidised rental housing for people on low to moderate incomes. We are a profit-for-purpose organisation that receives income from rent and reinvests it to deliver maintenance services and increase the supply of social and affordable housing. We balance business acumen with a social heart, strive for operational excellence and foster continuous learning and growth. We embody our ETHIC values and nurture a culture of kindness, respect, and teamwork to drive our mission to provide sustainable, safe, and affordable housing for all.

SGCH is an Equal Opportunity employer. Diversity makes us stronger, and we want an organisation that reflects the communities we serve.