Property Managers

Company Description RUDDY. is a Washington, DC–headquartered firm specializing in third-party property management services for institutional multifamily communities across the Mid-Atlantic United States and the Florida Gulf Coast region. Founded in 2020, the company has grown rapidly and now manages over 5,500 units across four states as of February 2026. RUDDY. offers end-to-end management services for large multifamily properties, supporting communities from initial lease-up through stabilization and long-term performance. With a 97% asset retention rate, RUDDY. is recognized for strong client relationships and consistent operational results, creating opportunities for property management professionals to work with high-quality assets and established processes.Role Description This full-time, on-site Property Manager role is based in Washington, DC and is responsible for the day-to-day operations of one or more multifamily communities. The Property Manager oversees leasing activities, resident relations, rent collection, and the enforcement of community policies to maintain high occupancy and resident satisfaction. The role includes coordinating maintenance and repairs, conducting regular property inspections, and ensuring that building systems and common areas are well-maintained. The Property Manager prepares and monitors operating budgets, reviews financial reports, and assists with vendor management and contract oversight to support asset performance. Collaboration with onsite teams, ownership groups, and corporate leadership is critical, along with timely reporting and adherence to regulatory and fair housing requirements.Qualifications Demonstrated experience in property management for multifamily communities, including leasing oversight, resident relations, and rent administration.Strong operational and organizational skills, with the ability to manage maintenance coordination, property inspections, and vendor relationships.Financial acumen, including budgeting, expense control, and understanding of property-level financial reporting.Knowledge of fair housing laws, local housing regulations, and best practices in compliance and risk management.Effective communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to lead onsite teams and engage professionally with residents and clients.Proficiency with property management software and common office tools (e.g., Microsoft Office or equivalent platforms).Ability to work on-site in Washington, DC, prioritize multiple tasks, and respond promptly to operational needs.Previous experience with institutional owners or large multifamily portfolios is preferred; relevant certifications (e.g., CAM, ARM, CPM) are a plus.High school diploma required; bachelor’s degree in business, real estate, or a related field is preferred.