Senior Property Manager: San Francisco

Company - City and County of San Francisco San Francisco International Airport, San Francisco, CA, United States The Senior Property Manager role with the City and County of San Francisco covers commercial property administration at San Francisco International Airport . The full-time permanent civil-service position pays $154,934 to $188,266 annually. The work includes aviation leases, permits, terminal space allocations, tenant relations, financial review, negotiations, and property transactions. San Francisco requires a bachelor's degree in a related field and five years of progressively responsible qualifying experience. Residential property management experience does not qualify. City and County of San Francisco may close applications after 5:00 p.m. Pacific on September 23, 2026, and the selection uses a supplemental questionnaire examination. An experienced property manager can lead a team, analyze a complex portfolio, and coordinate decisions with airport and city departments. Role: Senior Property Manager (9255) - SFO - 168021 Employer: City and County of San Francisco Pay: $154,934 to $188,266 annually Application deadline: May close after 5:00 p.m. Pacific on September 23, 2026 Applicants complete the City and County of San Francisco application and include all qualifying education, experience, training, and supporting information before the filing deadline. Applicants retain the confirmation email sent by View email address on click.appcast.io. Airport Lease And Tenant Work The Senior Property Manager oversees aviation-related leases, permits, and operating agreements. Terminal space allocations, compliance activities, billing inputs, and agreement records require coordination across the airport property portfolio. The position also maintains working relationships with airlines and tenants whose operations depend on accurate space and contract administration. Tenant issues can involve operating conditions, agreement terms, relocations, or changes to airport facilities. The manager reviews the property facts behind each matter, coordinates the right city divisions, and keeps documentation aligned with approved terms. The work connects daily property administration with the conditions that govern commercial activity at an international airport. Portfolio Decisions And Negotiations The role leads negotiations for complex agreements and property transactions. Portfolio analysis and business-opportunity reviews produce recommendations for aviation and space-management decisions. The manager also guides space planning, tenant relocations, and aviation-related development projects. Negotiating leases, permits, operating agreements, and transaction terms Reviewing portfolio performance and business opportunities Preparing recommendations for property and development decisions Resolving complex issues involving tenants and airlines Approving compliance activities, billing inputs, and supporting documents Each decision requires financial, operational, and legal awareness. The manager coordinates with Operations, Planning, Finance, Legal, and other divisions before a transaction or tenant action reaches completion. The manager gives those teams the records needed to evaluate obligations, timing, and effects on airport operations. Qualifications For Aviation Property Management The position requires a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in Economics, Business, Accounting, Airport Management, International Relations, Administration, Public Administration, or a related field. Five years of progressively responsible qualifying experience is also required. Additional qualifying experience may replace education year for year, up to two years. Residential property management does not count as qualifying experience for this position. The role requires experience with complex property administration, commercial agreements, public-sector work, airport management, or a related field. A senior manager also needs the judgment to supervise Property Managers and communicate decisions to airlines, tenants, and city staff. Civil Service Selection And SFO Access City and County of San Francisco uses a Position-Based Test and a supplemental questionnaire examination weighted at 100 percent. The City creates a combined promotive and entrance eligible list that remains active for six months, with a possible extension. Minimum qualifications must be met by the final filing date. Employment at SFO includes airport-specific screening. The process can include a criminal history record check, FBI fingerprints, a Security Threat Assessment, and possible drug or alcohol screening. The selected employee must obtain and maintain a Customs Access Seal for unescorted access to the SFO U.S. Customs Security Area. San Francisco International Airport handles more than 54 million guests each year, serves more than 140 nonstop destinations, and works with more than 50 airlines in the SFO record . The airport employs approximately 1,900 City employees, while the broader airport workforce includes more than 25,000 people. The manager handles property relationships at that scale. Airport property management depends on communication between leasing, planning, finance, legal, operations, and tenant-facing teams. A manager in this position keeps those groups aligned while property agreements, space assignments, and development plans change. Property managers in real estate operations follow the same discipline in records, approvals, and tenant communication. The selected manager joins Aviation & Space Management as the person responsible for senior oversight of complex airport property matters. The work covers individual agreements and billing records as well as portfolio recommendations and long-range development decisions. Ronnie Jones is the recruitment analyst for this hiring process, and candidates who advance through the civil-service process must satisfy the airport access conditions before working in restricted areas. Applicants retain the submission confirmation because the selection process uses the completed City application and supplemental questionnaire. #J-18808-Ljbffr Real Estate Worldwide