Property Type	Description	Common PM Responsibilities
Large Residential Condominiums	Multi-unit buildings where individual units are owned separately, and common areas are jointly maintained.	Overseeing maintenance, managing finances, coordinating with the condo board, and ensuring compliance with regulations.
Cooperative Housing (Co-ops)	Residential buildings owned by a corporation, with residents owning shares representing their units.	Managing building operations, facilitating board meetings, handling resident communications, and maintaining financial records.
Mixed-Use Developments	Properties combining residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial spaces within a single complex.	Balancing the needs of diverse tenants, maintaining shared spaces, and ensuring compliance with zoning laws.
Multi-Family Rental Properties	Buildings with multiple separate housing units owned by a single entity and leased to tenants.	Tenant screening, lease management, property maintenance, and handling tenant relations.
Medical Office Buildings	Facilities leased to healthcare providers, often with specialized infrastructure.	Ensuring compliance with health regulations, managing specialized equipment maintenance, and coordinating tenant improvements.
Retail Strip Centers (Non-Triple Net)	Clusters of retail stores where tenants pay a base rent, with the landlord covering some or all property expenses.	Common area maintenance, security, tenant mix management, and marketing.
Student Housing Complexes	Residential properties specifically designed for college or university students.	Lease administration aligned with academic calendars, community building, and addressing student-specific needs.
Senior Living Communities	Residential complexes tailored for elderly residents, offering varying levels of care and amenities.	Coordinating care services, managing staff, ensuring safety protocols, and organizing community activities.
Affordable Housing Developments	Housing projects offering units at reduced rents for qualifying low-income tenants, often subsidized by government programs.	Compliance with housing regulations, tenant eligibility verification, and reporting to funding agencies.
Co-Working Spaces	Shared office environments where individuals or companies rent workspaces on flexible terms.	Managing memberships, maintaining facilities, organizing events, and providing IT support.
Boutique Hotels with Extended Stay Options	Smaller hotels offering long-term accommodations with amenities similar to apartments.	Guest services, housekeeping, maintenance, and marketing to long-term travelers.
Subsidized Housing Projects	Properties receiving government assistance to offer reduced rents to eligible tenants.	Ensuring compliance with subsidy requirements, tenant eligibility verification, and regular reporting.
Artist Lofts and Live/Work Spaces	Spaces designed for artists or entrepreneurs to live and work, often in converted industrial buildings.	Facility maintenance, compliance with safety codes, and fostering a creative community environment.
Religious or Community Centers with Leased Spaces	Facilities that lease portions of their property to external organizations or businesses.	Coordinating leases, scheduling shared spaces, and maintaining the property.