Full-Time

Community Manager

TREK Development Group

TREK Development Group

11-50 employees

Develops sustainable neighborhoods and public spaces

No salary listed

Blairsville, PA, USA

In Person

Travel may be required depending on business needs.

Bachelor's

Category
Growth & Marketing (1)
Required Skills
Word/Pages/Docs
Risk Management
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Microsoft Outlook

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Requirements
  • A college degree in a related field or five or more years of progressive career experience in property management, hotel, hospitality, or retail is required.
  • Three or more years of experience in property management, hotel, hospitality, or retail is required.
  • Experience managing a minimum team of two people, including hiring, performance management, and training.
  • Strong experience with Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, and RealPage or other industry software is required.
  • A real estate license is preferred, or must be obtained within the first year of employment or sooner if required by state law.
  • Knowledge of Federal Fair Housing laws and guidelines is a plus.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills are required.
  • Child abuse clearances and background checks are required.
  • The ability to achieve certification within six months of hiring is required to meet specific site or area needs.
  • The employee must move around the building or site, work under deadlines, and frequently move equipment weighing up to 50 pounds across the site.
  • The employee must work constantly in outdoor weather conditions and occasionally move inside the office to access file cabinets and office machinery.
  • Travel may be required depending on business needs.
Responsibilities
  • Act as the driving force of the Hospitality Covenant by modeling, inspiring, communicating, supporting, and holding staff and residents accountable.
  • Supervise and direct on-site team members, create opportunities for team input, minimize overtime, create efficiencies, optimize team skills, and conduct performance management, reviews, and consistent conversations.
  • Coordinate property upkeep, including regular property inspections, delegated maintenance, curb appeal, annual apartment inspections, janitorial tasks, safety, preventive maintenance, and work-order completion.
  • Develop positive resident relationships and use network-building tools to create co-investment, community problem solving, and resident-led initiatives.
  • Examine the monthly budget operating report and detailed general ledger, ensure bills are paid and accurately coded, and provide timely changes to accounting.
  • Meet monthly budgeted revenue, operating expense, and cash-flow targets; respond orally and in writing to budget variances; create compliance plans; and create or review accruals as needed.
  • Manage legal proceedings for nonpayment of rent, including notices to quit, housing-court cases with the company's attorney, court-ruling follow-up, payment agreements, and evictions.
  • Apply for and implement annual rent increases in accordance with program guidelines to optimize income.
  • Lease units in compliance with the approved tenant-selection or A&O plan to maintain occupancy at 98% or above.
  • Ensure compliance with the Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan, Regulatory Agreement, funding-program requirements, and federal, state, and local requirements.
  • Meet applicable Housing Quality Standards and Real Estate Assessment Center standards, including achieving a minimum score of 85.
  • Remain current and knowledgeable about applicable affordable-housing programs.
  • Update and follow Limited English Proficiency and Language Access Plan plans provided by compliance.
  • Create and adhere to an energy-conservation plan.
  • Provide notification and thorough incident reports with appropriate risk management.
  • Maintain compliant onsite resident and vendor files according to company, agency, and regulatory standards.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience managing tax-credit properties and meeting the needs of low-income residents is strongly preferred.
  • Industry designations such as Certified Occupancy Specialist, Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Accredited Residential Manager, and Certified Property Manager are preferred.
  • Experience with recertifications is a plus.
  • Knowledge of Federal Fair Housing laws and guidelines is a plus.
  • A real estate license is preferred.
TREK Development Group

TREK Development Group

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TREK Development Group turns real estate into lasting community spaces. They build homes, parks, playgrounds, and public plazas, and repurpose historic buildings into offices for local businesses. They work with local partners to address community needs, focusing on placemaking and sustainable neighborhood development. Their goal is to create thriving, connected communities that support residents, businesses, and regional growth.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Founded

1992

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • URA approved TREK involvement in Lower Hill on April 9, 2026, strengthening pipeline.
  • May 14, 2026 URA funding backed HG Blair and Bedford Dwellings Phase III.
  • TREK's official site highlights 900 Penn, Century Building, and other completed mixed-use assets.

What critics are saying

  • Lower Hill approvals still face community review, developer selection, and construction delays into July 2026.
  • Dependence on URA, HACP, and HUD funding exposes TREK to political and budget reversals.
  • If Bedford Dwellings or Lower Hill stalls again, TREK loses credibility as Hill District anchor.

What makes TREK Development Group unique

  • TREK specializes in adaptive reuse and mixed-income urban redevelopment across Pittsburgh neighborhoods.
  • Its Bedford Dwellings work ties TREK to city-backed housing delivery and community restoration.
  • TREK pairs housing with parks, plazas, and historic preservation, creating place-based development expertise.

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Company News

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Apr 9th, 2026
City moves on long-anticipated housing in the lower Hill District.

City moves on long-anticipated housing in the lower Hill District. The URA voted in favor of plans for a possible housing complex along with funding for future investment Madaleine Rubin Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Apr 9, 2026 Pittsburgh residents first demanded more affordable housing in the city's lower Hill District, a 28-acre site near Downtown, in the 1960s. More than six decades later, residents may finally get their wish. But a long road ahead remains. Pittsburgh's Urban Redevelopment Authority on Thursday moved forward with plans for a possible low-income housing complex in the lower Hill, along with funding for future investment in the region. The agency also voted in favor of issuing a request for proposals on April 13 to build additional housing in the area, with submissions due about two months later. "We're excited to put this request for proposals out to market," said Tom Link, chief development officer at the URA. This next step in the lower Hill's long-stalled transformation comes after the Pittsburgh Penguins' exclusive right to build in the neighborhood expired in October. The team's exit left the land in the hands of two city agencies: the URA and the Sports and Exhibition Authority, marking the start of a new chapter in the lower Hill's lengthy history. After several months of working with city officials and Hill District representatives on next steps, the URA in March unveiled plans to hand Downtown-based Trek Development the rights to nearly 2 acres of land in the lower Hill for construction of an affordable housing complex. Already, the city and Trek Development have spent years renovating and expanding Bedford Dwellings, Pittsburgh's oldest public housing project, with more than 800 new units in the Hill District. Under the URA's plan, some of those units could be built in the lower Hill. Trek Development wants to build an apartment complex with around 140 units on Crawford Street and Centre Avenue. Half would be designated affordable. After a 30-day public comment period lapsed this week, the URA on Thursday approved the plans to involve Trek in the lower Hill's redevelopment. During that period, members of the public also had the opportunity to share thoughts on a request for proposals to build more housing on another 7 acres in the lower Hill. Just one comment - supportive of the agency's plans - was received, a URA spokesperson said. The request for proposals will be issued on Monday; the URA hopes to select a developer, or multiple developers, in early July. The site, currently home to surface parking lots, makes up over one-quarter of the entire lower Hill and has been slated for residential development for years. The URA will consider proposals for affordable or market-rate housing, along with mixed-used development, according to the request for proposals. For decades, advocates have pushed for more affordable housing in the neighborhood, where construction of the Civic Arena in the late 1950s displaced thousands of families and other residents in the Hill. But plans stalled under the Penguins' control. The team gained the rights to the lower Hill in 2007 and pitched - and shelved - extensive plans over the years, delivering on some major promises while failing to see others through. A new, 26-story office tower was completed and a music venue is nearly finished at the site, but promises to build more than 1,000 units of housing, with many designated affordable, never came to fruition. In its request for proposals, the URA did not set affordability requirements but references a previous agreement between the Penguins and Hill District representatives that calls for marked-down rents on at least 20% of units. Developers are also encouraged to meet with community stakeholders before submitting their proposals. After developers vie for selection, plans will be presented to residents and the city, discussed in meetings, edited and voted on before work can begin. But the URA is already taking measures to prepare for the start of construction. Already, half of all property tax revenue generated by development in the lower Hill flows back into the Hill District. So far, projects at the site - namely, the office tower and music venue - have generated more than $7 million for use in the community. The URA on Thursday voted to earmark the other half of that tax revenue for investment in the lower Hill, specifically. That means that as the neighborhood grows, 100% of the tax dollars raised will flow back into the lower Hill and greater Hill District. More updates on the neighborhood's evolution are expected in the coming months as the URA and SEA continue to make decisions about use of the land. First Published: April 9, 2026, 3:30 p.m. Madaleine Rubin is a Post-Gazette business reporter with a focus on development and commercial real estate. She's a graduate of Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism.

Mistick Construction
Aug 8th, 2025
Venson Senior Lofts Update

Mistick Construction, LLC is proud to partner with TREK Development Group and Upstreet Architects, Inc. to bring new life to this long-standing piece of the community.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sep 24th, 2024
Home sweet home: Old Hazelwood steel mill to get 50-unit apartment complex

Tishman and Trek will be partnering on the development with Pittsburgh Scholar House, a nonprofit dedicated to helping single parents and their children through post-secondary education and housing support.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Oct 10th, 2023
Start of Bedford Dwellings redevelopment seen as catalyst for the Hill District

Downtown-based Trek is partnering with Allies and Ross Management and Development Corporation and the city's Housing Authority on phase one.