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Property programme manager
Property programme managers play a central role in the development of ambitious property projects, managing every stage from design to delivery. Combining technical expertise, project management skills and a sense of management, this job requires versatility and rigour.
The business
What is a Property Programme Manager?
Its role
The Property Programme Manager orchestrates all property projects from conception to delivery. You will manage feasibility studies, coordinate project management teams and supervise construction work. Your mission: to guarantee the profitability and quality of property developments.
Its field of action
As a property programme manager, you will work with architects, design offices, construction companies and legal departments to bring each project to a successful conclusion. Your expertise extends from land negotiation to final marketing. You are familiar with town planning regulations, sustainable construction standards and financial issues. This versatility positions you as the key contact for project owners and investors.
The functions
What does a property programme manager do?
Your day-to-day professional life is structured around a variety of complementary tasks.
You coordinate feasibility studies, analysing planning regulations and profitability
You will manage the entire operational set-up from design to delivery
You set up and manage the project management team for each project
You provide technical supervision of the work, ensuring that deadlines are met
You negotiate rates for service provider contracts and monitor budgets
You draw up the sales price scale and participate in the marketing strategy
You guarantee compliance with sustainable construction and accessibility standards
You arbitrate in the event of conflicts between the various participants on the site
Qualifications
The qualities and skills needed to be a good property programme manager
Project management and coordination
You orchestrate complex projects involving multiple stakeholders. Your ability to plan, coordinate and meet deadlines determines the success of property programmes.
Technical and regulatory expertise
You are familiar with building regulations, environmental standards and town planning procedures. This technical expertise enables you to validate feasibility and optimise construction costs.
Negotiation and commercial sense
You negotiate with suppliers and construction companies and participate in the marketing strategy. Your business acumen guarantees the profitability of property operations.
The benefits
What are the advantages of working as a property programme manager?
This job puts you at the heart of urban transformation and regional development. You contribute directly to shaping the living environment of local residents by creating housing, offices and public facilities. The real estate sector is always dynamic, offering stable activity and constant prospects for new projects.
Your expertise will quickly become in demand, giving you a high degree of autonomy in managing operations. Your career prospects will take you to positions such as director of property programmes, director of development or managing director of property groups. This natural progression comes with an attractive salary package.
Remuneration
Property programme manager: salary and career development
The job offers attractive remuneration, which rises significantly with experience. At the start of your career, you can expect to earn 35,000 euros gross per year. After a few years’ experience, this salary rises to 54,000 euros, with experienced staff earning up to 90,000 euros gross per year.
In addition, there are often significant benefits: bonuses based on sales targets, a company car and profit sharing. Your career prospects will take you towards management of property groups or strategic positions in urban development.
Up to
90 000€
Salary per year
Training courses
How do I get to be a property programme manager?
Our training courses
If you want to become a property programme manager, you need to take a specialised property course at a recognised school. At INSEEC, we can help you realise your career plans by offering programmes and specialisations dedicated to managing real estate projects.
For example, you could opt for the MSc in Real Estate Management.
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