At SBB Real Estate, you support the development and management of 798 stations, 3,500 buildings and 3,700 land areas beside the railway, and look after investment properties across Switzerland.
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SBB has placed its trust in me to achieve great things in my job – while also giving me the freedom I need to do so.
As a Real Estate Manager, you manage a complex and heterogeneous real estate portfolio independently. This includes both first-time renting and re-letting. You work passionately to provide personal service to tenants, customers and partners. You conduct negotiations together with them, conclude rental contracts and develop improvements to increase turnover. You also represent SBB’s interests regarding properties managed when communicating to the public, local authorities and other stakeholders.
Maintain and expand.
Our Real Estate Managers’ day-to-day responsibilities include accepting and handing over rental properties. You ensure a high level of customer satisfaction when doing so. You take a proactive approach to continually analyse the tenancies, identifying opportunities for optimisation and initiating projects, where necessary. You consistently pursue the overarching aim of optimising revenues by minimising vacancies in rental properties. As the point of contact for enquiries from commercial customers and tenants, you ensure that all communication runs smoothly.
The requirements to work as a Real Estate Manager include basic commercial education and further training as a Real Estate Manager with a Federal Professional Diploma. You are a strong communicator, who enjoys taking on responsibility. You master one of our national languages to full professional proficiency and you have a limited professional proficiency in a second national language.
In terms of career opportunities, you can advance through several levels of seniority in Property Management or develop further to become a utilisation specialist, who optimises revenues through the mix of tenants.
We support our employees in accordance with their personal needs and ambitions. With this in mind, we offer a broad selection of internal training courses that cover a wide range of specialist and cross-sectoral disciplines. We also contribute financially or allow you time for external courses of benefit to both our employees and SBB.
We promote modern ways of working. Work Smart means being able to work outside of SBB workplaces. You can work at home, on the move, when visiting customers or in other places, at SBB or elsewhere. As a Real Estate Manager, through Work Smart, you can be more flexible in organising your professional engagements and free time. You manage your time independently and stick to the time commitments required.
As an employer, we care about letting you balance your professional and private life. That's why part-time working is possible in all our roles and unpaid leave also allows you to shape your work-life balance according to your needs.
