Full-Time
Housekeeper
Bell Partners
1,001-5,000 employees
Invests in and manages apartment communities
No salary listed
Dallas, TX, USA
In Person
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- The candidate must be at least 18 years of age.
- The candidate must have a high school diploma or equivalent.
- The candidate must have at least 2 years of groundskeeping experience in a multifamily environment.
- The candidate must have at least 2 years of landscaping experience.
- HVAC/EPA certifications may be required in some communities based on staffing levels.
- The candidate must be able to walk, bend, reach, climb, and lift up to 80 pounds.
- The candidate must be able to work with mechanical and electrical equipment and hazardous materials.
- The candidate must be comfortable with heights and moving heavy objects.
- The candidate must follow all safety and Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements.
- The candidate must maintain regular attendance and punctuality.
- Maintain the grounds of the assigned property.
- Maintain cleanliness outside each building and on the grounds surrounding each building.
- Pick up debris around buildings, common areas, and building breezeways to maintain a uniform landscaped appearance.
- Clean building gutters.
- Plant and tend flowerbeds, trees, and shrubs; trim and mow lawns; apply fertilizer and insecticides; and use pest control equipment.
- Perform basic maintenance of tools and equipment, including lubricating, sharpening, replacing broken handles, and making simple adjustments and repairs as necessary.
- Clean and remove trash.
- Perform pool maintenance duties as needed.
- Shovel snow when necessary.
- Spread salt on public passageways to prevent ice buildup when necessary.
- Clean vacated apartments completely and on schedule as directed by the Maintenance Manager.
- Clean common areas daily.
- Maintain amenities in a clean and orderly manner, including the fitness facility, bathrooms, laundry facilities, business center, offices, and clubhouse.
- Assist the maintenance team in vacant units or with light work orders and punch lists, including painting and moving appliances; the role does not take on-call assignments.
- Understanding of and alignment with Bell Core Values.
Bell Partners focuses on multifamily real estate in the United States. It buys, develops, manages, and eventually sells apartment communities, handling the full lifecycle of each property. Revenue comes from fees for property management, asset management, and construction management, plus gains from appreciation and sales of real estate assets. The company operates by identifying high-growth rental markets, acquiring and developing properties, running them efficiently, and then disposing of assets when appropriate, earning returns through fees and property value increases. What sets Bell Partners apart is its emphasis on controlling the entire lifecycle of apartment communities and its diversified revenue streams, serving institutional investors, private equity firms, and high-net-worth individuals. Its goal is to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns to its investors while providing quality rental housing for residents.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$350M
Headquarters
Greensboro, North Carolina
Founded
1976
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Bell Partners acquired Reading Commons and South City West in August 2026, expanding Boston and California.
- Value-add funds keep buying stabilized apartments in Boston, Atlanta, Dallas, Maryland, and California.
- Bell Partners’ 2026 positioning targets suburban employment hubs where recent rent growth stays firmer.
What critics are saying
- D.C. settled Bell Partners’ RealPage pricing case in June 2026 for $700,000.
- Ashley Jones v. Bell Partners, filed April 2026, attacks rent hikes after management takeovers.
- Sun Life’s July 2026 integration into BGO risks talent exits and brand dilution across 12 regions.
What makes Bell Partners unique
- Bell Partners operates 70,000-plus apartments across 12 U.S. regions under one platform.
- Its vertically integrated model spans acquisition, development, management, and disposition with local operating teams.
- Sun Life closed Bell Partners in July 2026, plugging it into BGO’s 100-billion-dollar platform.
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Paid Vacation
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Company News
Bell Partners expands Greater Boston presence with Reading property. News | August 5, 2026 | Paul Bubny Boston & New England + Apartment Buildings Bell Partners has acquired Reading Commons, a 204-unit apartment community completed in 2006 and located in Reading, MA, roughly 30 minutes north of downtown Boston. The deal brings the multifamily investment manager and operator's Greater Boston ownership and management portfolio to more than 1,450 units. Located near Interstate 93 and Route 128, the property has been rebranded as Bell Reading Commons. It offers residents convenient access to Downtown Boston and one of the country's largest suburban employment corridors. Bell Partners plans to enhance the resident experience through upgrades to apartment interiors and community amenities over time. Walker & Dunlop Capital Markets Investment Sales, led by Travis D'Amato, arranged the sale of the property. Seller and pricing were not disclosed. Simultaneously, Bell Partners announced the acquisition of a seven-story midrise in South San Francisco, CA that has been rebranded as Bell South City West. Both properties are located near large technology and life sciences employment hubs. Where the apartment industry connects. Meet the owners, investors, developers, lenders, brokers, and service providers driving today's multifamily market at Connect Apartments. Build relationships, uncover opportunities, and stay ahead of what's next.
Sares Regis trades South San Francisco multifamily to Bell Partners. News | July 28, 2026 | Paul Bubny California & West + Apartment Buildings Sares Regis Group of Northern California and Bell Partners LLC announced the sale of Celeste Apartments, a 195-unit multifamily community in South San Francisco. The LEED Silver certified property, located at 401 Cypress Ave. and adjacent to the Caltrain station, was acquired by Bell Partners on behalf of its Bell Growth & Income Fund investors and will be renamed Bell South City II. The seller, a partnership between Sares Regis and an institutional equity partner, was represented by Berkadia in San Francisco. The acquisition price was undisclosed. Celeste Apartments is the second Sares Regis property acquired by Bell Partners, following the $206-million sale of nearby Cadence in 2022. "Sares Regis has been a pioneer in multifamily residential development in South San Francisco, bringing 455 apartments to market, starting with Cadence in 2019 and its neighbor Celeste welcoming residents three years later," said Drew Hudacek, CIO for Sares Regis. "We are proud to have helped advance the city's vision for its downtown under the Downtown Station Area Specific Plan."
Sun Life Financial Inc. (TSX: SLF) (NYSE: SLF) today announced it has completed its acquisition of Bell Partners, a leading U.S. multifamily real estate investment manager and vertically...
Bell Partners purchases high-rise apartments in North Bethesda. Bell Partners has purchased a 319-unit apartment community located in North Bethesda, Maryland. Formerly known as Pallas at Pike & Rose, the property was acquired from Federal Realty Investment Trust in December 2025 on behalf of the Company's Growth and Income Fund and will be renamed Bell at the Pike. Eastdil Secured served as the broker for the transaction. The community is part of Federal Realty's Pike & Rose mixed-use development. Completed in 2015, Bell at the Pike offers studio, one, two and three-bedroom apartments averaging 1,007 square feet, along with 32 affordable housing units. The community's location close to the Capital Beltway and Interstate 270 offers easy access to employment centers in Bethesda and the I-270 corridor, Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia. It is also within walking distance of Metro's Red Line. With this acquisition, Bell Partners now owns or manages 20 properties with approximately 6,600 apartment homes across the Washington D.C. metro region. Nominate Commercial Real Estate's Leading Investment Sales and Leasing Brokers - For the ninth year in a row, Connect CRE will spotlight the industry's top brokers based on the past year's achievements. Click here to submit your nominations.
Bell Partners buys 560 units in Atlanta. The new owner plans to rebrand the community. Bell Partners is expanding its Atlanta footprint with its acquisition of Rock Springs Village, a 558-unit garden-style community in Atlanta. Purchased on behalf of the firm's Bell Value Add Fund VIII, the property is being rebranded as Bell Rock Springs. A sale price and seller were not disclosed. According to Yardi Matrix, the asset had been previously owned by Jamestown. Located at 550 Rock Springs Court NE in northeast Atlanta, Jamestown acquired the 28-acre property, then known as Gables Rock Springs, from Gables Residential for $145.2 million, according to Yardi Matrix data. The company refinanced the property in March 2021 with an $87.9 million loan from Landesbank Baden-Wurttemberg, the same source shows. Bell Value Add Fund VIII closed in June 2023 at $1.3 billion. The fund targets well-located, market-rate apartments in 14 target markets, including Dallas, Seattle, Denver and Boston. With this purchase, Bell Partners now owns or manages 17 communities totaling approximately 5,500 units across the metro Atlanta region. The property is adjacent to Bell Morningside, a 110-unit apartment community the company acquired in 2022. Nickolay Bochilo, Bell Partners' chief investment officer, said in prepared remarks that the firm pursues investment opportunities that can benefit from the company's operating platform. Bell Partners is a privately held apartment investment and management company that operates approximately 85,000 units in 12 regions across the U.S. in regions including Seattle, the San Francisco Bay Area, Southern California, Denver, Dallas-Fort Worth, Central and Southeast Florida, Washington, D.C., Boston, Charlotte and Raleigh. Bell Partners' big plans. Bochilo said the Greensboro, N.C.-based company is planning upgrades to common areas, individual apartment homes and resident services following the trade. The community has two pools, two fitness centers, a large clubroom and outdoor areas. The property was completed in three phases in 1987, 2003 and 2005 and features garden, loft, flat and townhome floorplans averaging 1,045 square feet. Rents range from $1,758 to $3,535, with an average of $2,013, according to Yardi Matrix data. There are 21 two-, three- and four-story buildings. The apartments have above standard ceiling heights and washer/dryer hookups in all units. Fireplaces, hardwood floors, balconies or patios and direct access garages are available in select units. The property has a multilevel parking structure with 974 spaces. Detached garages are available for an additional fee. Residents will have access to shopping, dining and entertainment destinations at Ansley Mall and Emory Village. Emory University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are located nearby. Expansions elsewhere. Also this month, Bell Partners acquired The Albee Apartments, a 355-unit multifamily property in the Dallas submarket of Frisco, Texas, on behalf of the same fund. The firm is rebranding the recently completed property under the Bell Southstone Yards name and plans to complete lease-up over the next 18 months. The asset, part of the Southstone Yards master plan, had been owned by a joint venture between Quarterra Multifamily and Crow Holdings, according to Yardi Matrix. Southstone Yards, which is owned by several companies including Crow Holdings and Rosewood Property Co., will include office space, a luxury hotel and restaurant, as well as a central park and walking paths when construction finishes. Earlier this year, the company acquired three multifamily properties through the same fund. Bell Partners paid $264.3 million for the assets in Florida and Colorado in three separate transactions.