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Hiffman National’s Carrie Szarzynski on Property Management as a Profit Center

For wealth professionals with real estate exposure, it offers a manager's view of how day-to-day property operations and tenant retention can affect commercial real estate performance.

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Summary

By the real estate & infrastructure desk

Carrie Szarzynski of Hiffman National discusses treating property management as a profit center in commercial real estate, emphasizing operational excellence and an asset-manager mindset. She describes identifying low-cost improvements that can enhance tenant satisfaction and a case where adjustments exceeded a client's initial expectations. The episode also covers tenant retention in a high-mobility environment and the role of manager engagement.

  1. Property management can operate as a profit center and support growth, according to Szarzynski.
  2. Operational excellence is described as critical to performance across property types.
  3. She advocates thinking like an asset manager rather than merely collecting rent.
  4. Tenant retention is emphasized, with tenants more inclined to stay if they feel valued and heard.

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