Full-Time

Assistant Property Manager

Bridge33 Capital

Bridge33 Capital

11-50 employees

Integrated real estate investment platform

Compensation Overview

$58k - $70k/yr

+ Annual discretionary bonus

Chicago, IL, USA

Hybrid

Four days on-site and one day working from home per week.

Category
Real Estate (1)
Required Skills
Financial analysis

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Requirements
  • A minimum of 2 years of experience or training in commercial real estate.
  • Ability to analyze and interpret financial reports, budgets, contracts, and similar documents necessary to manage and operate a shopping center.
  • Demonstrated sound verbal and written communication skills.
  • Ability to adapt to a dynamic work environment.
  • Knowledge of lease financial terms and principles, including rent calculations, operating expense management, and reconciliations.
  • Ability to calculate intermediate figures such as percentages, discounts, and commissions, and conduct basic financial analysis.
  • Ability to make decisions based on real estate business practices and procedures and company policies to achieve set results and deadlines.
  • Ability to set project deadlines independently when necessary.
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment with frequent interaction with the senior management team.
Responsibilities
  • Support the Property Manager in managing all aspects of property management functions for Bridge33 assets, including tenant and vendor relationships, lease obligations, construction management of tenant improvements, and rental collections.
  • Respond to tenant needs with urgency and ensure issues or repairs are addressed and resolved promptly and cost-effectively.
  • Ensure services are provided in compliance with company policies, procedures, regulations, contractual obligations, and standards.
  • Perform periodic property inspections and complete site audit forms; recommend or approve alterations, maintenance, and reconditioning as necessary.
  • Bid, secure, and administer service agreements with vendors and suppliers while achieving the best value for the asset.
  • Resolve maintenance issues, administer property improvements, and oversee existing conditions to support the long-term preservation of the shopping center.
  • Coordinate tenant move-ins and move-outs, walk through spaces with tenants, and manage tenant improvement projects, including oversight of tenant general contractor work.
  • Prepare and deliver timely, accurate, and complete asset updates and reports as required.
  • Develop and control annual operating expense budgets and rent rolls; forecast management plans and review or audit monthly rent roll and accounts receivable aging reports, explaining variances.
  • Assist with creating tenant lease abstracts and manage critical dates and actions under the Property Manager’s direction and approval when required.
  • Assess risks and implement facility preparation, assessment, and recovery strategies as part of the business continuity program during and after normal business hours.
  • Collect rent and pay expenses in compliance with lease terms; prepare required legal notices and recommend and coordinate legal action as necessary.
  • Collaborate with the Property Manager to develop and manage tenant retention by cultivating tenant relationships.
  • Maintain business relationships with property vendors.
  • Proactively manage tenant relations to monitor the asset and the overall market.
  • Develop new business relationships through participation in professional industry, trade, and civic organizations.
  • Respond 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to tenant issues or property emergencies.

Bridge33 Capital is a real estate investment firm that buys value-add commercial properties across the United States. It grows by acquiring assets and actively managing them to improve performance, leveraging a vertically integrated structure that oversees aspects from acquisition to asset management. The company differentiates itself with a broad national footprint (63 assets totaling about 17.5 million square feet in 26 states), a diverse backing network, and an entrepreneurial, nimble approach that targets unique, opportunistic investments. Its goal is to become a best-in-class real estate investment outfit and to create value for tenants, investors, and partners through disciplined acquisitions and intensive property management.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Seattle, Washington

Founded

2012

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Bridge33 bought Crosspoint, 5th Street Station, and Lloyd Crossing in 2026.
  • The firm reports $2.5 billion AUM and roughly 17.7 million square feet acquired.
  • Carmen Decker joined in March 2026 to strengthen leasing, asset management, and operations.

What critics are saying

  • A 91.4% leased portfolio leaves meaningful rollover and vacancy pressure across 260 tenants.
  • Wells Fargo's $460 million loan matures after two years, creating 2027 refinancing risk.
  • Retail concentration ties Bridge33 to anchor-box performance; a Wegmans or Dick's departure hits valuations.

What makes Bridge33 Capital unique

  • Bridge33 targets open-air retail centers, not commodity multifamily, across 26 states.
  • Its 2025 $460 million CMBS refinance financed a 12-property, 4.1-million-square-foot portfolio.
  • 2026 acquisitions include 5th Street Station, bringing Wegmans and Dick's House of Sport exposure.

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Benefits

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Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Parental Leave

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Remote Work Options

Hybrid Work Options

Paid Holidays

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"Our goal for the Downer Theatre was always to foster a vibrant neighborhood hub and eventually transition the asset to a sustainable, long-term owner," says Matt Galas, Asset Manager at Bridge33 Capital, in the press release. "By revitalizing the surrounding retail mix and maintaining a flexible partnership with Milwaukee Film over the last two years, we were able to bridge the gap to permanent local ownership. We are proud to have served as stewards of this property and to pass the torch to an organization that is so vital to Milwaukee's cultural fabric." Like its recent restoration of the Oriental, Milwaukee Film plans to spruce up the 110-year-old Downer. Monday's announcement includes news of a multi-year capital campaign to raise funds for "historic preservation, renovation, and improvements to the Downer Theatre." "Buying the building is just the beginning," Kerns says. "We have ambitious plans to restore this historic cinema in a way that honors its legacy while ensuring it serves today's audiences. Our vision includes upgraded seating, expanded accessibility features, upgraded audio and projection systems, and the addition of 35mm film capabilities to reconnect the theater with its rich tradition of cinema exhibition. We are also planning significant improvements to restrooms and an expanded lobby that will create a more welcoming and inclusive gathering space for our community." Downer Theatre opened on December 3, 1915 with a showing of the now-lost film Seven Sisters. Milwaukee developer Oscar/Marc Brachman and "movie entrepreneurs" Thomas and John Saxe built the theater for the princely sum of $65,000. The design of the two-story building came courtesy of Chicago architect Martin Tullgren. 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