Pros
What initially attracted me to this company was the comprehensive benefits package, the opportunity to be part of a brand-new luxury lease-up, and the competitive salary. They offer full benefits, including health, dental, and vision insurance, which is a major plus. The salary, commission, and bonus structure are strong, making it seem like a rewarding place to work.
Cons
While lease-ups naturally come with a demanding workload, the unrealistic occupancy goals in a tough market add unnecessary pressure. Management claims to be supportive but often offers false praise while quietly planning to let employees go without any warning. There is little to no regard for the hard work put into getting the property started—whether through marketing efforts, attending community events, or building relationships to generate leads.
Unfortunately, employees are viewed as numbers, and decisions are made based purely on performance metrics. Terminations happen without two weeks’ notice, warnings, write-ups, or any form of disciplinary process. There is no genuine investment in employee well-being, which creates a stressful and unstable work environment.