A day in the life of a commercial property manager today dramatically differs from that of a decade ago. Commercial property managers have greater responsibilities beyond traditional rent collection and bill paying. They now arrange insurance; provide tax information; collect renovation bids; develop marketing plans; hire and manage staff; coordinate maintenance services; improve landscaping; oversee property security; ensure compliance with government regulations; and report income and expenses. To accomplish these tasks, today`s property managers must evaluate and respond to changing market conditions, be aware of new developments in technology, and find additional ways to increase fee income. At the same time, they must maintain the personal tenant relationships that are so integral to their business.

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