Commercial Property Agent
Haughton Stotts
Posted 8 days ago
Commercial Property Agent
We are seeking a Commercial Property Agent to join our team at our Ivanhoe office.
The Role and Responsibilities:
You will be responsible for the day-to-day management of a diverse commercial property portfolio, ensuring optimal performance, tenant satisfaction and compliance with all relevant regulations.
Manage a portfolio of commercial properties (retail, office, and/or industrial)
Liaise with tenants, owners, and contractors
Oversee lease administration, renewals, and rent reviews
Prepare budgets, financial reports, and performance analysis
Coordinate maintenance and capital works
Ensure compliance with all legislative and safety requirements
You are someone who brings:
Commercial property management experience
Relevant qualifications in property and real estate
Excellent communication and enjoys building and nurturing client relationships
Willingness to learn and values professional growth
What Haughton Stotts is offering:
Supportive and professional team environment
Career growth and development opportunities
Great office location in the heart of Ivanhoe shops
How to Apply:
Please submit your resume and a cover letter outlining your experience and suitability for the role.
Please send your resume to Careers at Haughton Stotts - ••••@haus.com.au or ••••@haus.com.au
About Haughton Stotts
If you take the time to delve into the dusty old books in the Haughton Stotts’ archives, you find a captivating history of the development of inner city Melbourne. This history can be traced through the progress of the businesses of 2 real estate agents: Haughton and Stott.
As early as 1901, Stott & Basting was established as a real estate agency in metropolitan Melbourne. Their office at 203 High Street, Northcote has been part of the Stott real estate business ever since. In fact, it is still in use as our Northcote office today.
Stott & Basting real estate developed through the ups and downs of the early 20th century and by the 1920s they had become key estate agents and auctioneers in the Northcote area. The business became Stott Son & Watson around 1924 and by the end of 1925 they had additional offices in Thornbury, Preston and Fairfield Park.
Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.