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How much do director commercial leasing jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 14, 2026, the average yearly pay for director commercial leasing in the United States is $79,595.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $45,500.00 and $102,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Director Commercial Leasing vs Commercial Leasing Manager?

AspectDirector Commercial LeasingCommercial Leasing Manager
ResponsibilitiesOversees entire leasing strategy, manages teams, and develops high-level client relationshipsManages leasing transactions, negotiates lease terms, and supports property leasing operations
CredentialsBachelor’s degree, real estate license, extensive industry experienceBachelor’s degree, real estate license, relevant leasing experience
Work EnvironmentCorporate offices, client meetings, strategic planning sessionsOn-site at properties, client negotiations, leasing offices

The main difference between a Director Commercial Leasing and a Commercial Leasing Manager lies in scope and seniority. The director focuses on strategic oversight and leadership, while the manager handles day-to-day leasing operations and negotiations. Both roles require relevant credentials and industry experience, but the director typically has a broader strategic role within the organization.

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Commerical Leasing Manager

San Francisco, CA

$95K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

Re-posted 7 days ago


Job description

All candidates must submit resume, references and a brief summary of your most recent
leasing achievements.
Commercial Leasing Manager and Tenant Relations
We are seeking a full-time, on-site leasing manager to lead occupancy growth for a high profile
class A commercial property in downtown San Francisco. Current occupancies stand at
approximately 50%. The goal is to achieve 75% occupancy by December 31, 2026 through
tenant retention, new lease acquisitions and strategic outreach.
Key responsibilities to proactively retain existing tenants as the relationship manager through
lease renewals. Identify, qualify and close new office tenants to drive occupancy, negotiate
terms and coordinate with brokers and legal teams, to maintain detailed pipeline reports and
provide regular updates to ownership. Work with architect to figure out suitable
configurations for tenants.
DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIES
Leasing Support:
1. Manages the daily activities of the leasing operations department in accordance with
the organization policies and standards.
2. Responsible for all leasing functions, which may include reviewing all leases and
negotiating lease transactions and agreements.
3. Work with Legal Counsel and Property Manager on updating leasing template for the
building.
4. Draft and negotiate lease proposals, term sheets, and working with Leasing Broker and
outside Legal Counsel, if needed, to negotiate and finalize lease transactions. On a
weekly basis, update and keep supervisor informed on all matters.
5. Review lease renewals. Following up with existing tenants to quote rents, assist with
renewal questions, and relay lease information to tenants as directed.
6. Facilitate weekly meeting with updates on leasing activity, provide quarterly leasing
forecast, and help prepare annual budgeting at year-end. Responsible for the
productivity and budgetary performance of the leasing operations department.
7. Work alongside the leasing team to facilitate tours and ensure current suites are maintained
and ready for immediate showing.
8. Liaise with Leasing Brokers, Legal Counsel, Architect, Construction Manager and
Property Manager on leasing tasks to increase revenue and to ensure tenant
improvements are timely and rent commencement dates are properly documented.
9. Review and approve commission invoices for new leases, renewals, sales, etc. for retail
and commercial suites.
10. Monitor local real estate news and market trends for competitive buildings in the
marketplace and present new ideas to the supervisor, in reaching at the minimum of
75% occupancy target.
11. The ability to work independently and manage all aspects of commercial leasing and
marketing.
Tenant Relations:
12. Oversees completion of all necessary paperwork and ensures proper customer service.
13. Act as the primary point of contact for all tenants leasing requests. Implement "Return to
Office" (RTO) programs and community events to improve te
SKILLS and QUALIFICATIONS
1. The ability to deliver exceptional customer service in increasing tenancy.
2. Detail oriented and thorough when reviewing leasing contracts.
3. Think and act strategically and demonstrate strong problem-solving capabilities.
4. Technical Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
5. Communication: Ability to present information (verbal and written) in a clear, concise
and thoughtful manner. Exceptional service-oriented mindset with the ability to handle
tenant issues professionally.
EDUCATION and TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
1. Education: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience.
2. Experience: Minimum 3–5 years in Commercial Real Estate Leasing.
3. Experience in an urban high-rise or "Class A" asset is a plus.
4. Strong knowledge of San Francisco downtown market dynamics and broker network.
5. Proven ability to meet aggressive occupancy targets in a competitive environment.
6. Have an established network in the commercial real estate field.
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
This role offers a competitive base salary for an operations-focused professional ready to make their
mark on a significant San Francisco asset.
Base Salary: $95,000 per year.
Performance based commissions:
1) 5% of gross lease value on new deals
2) 2% for renewals
Bonus: 5% bonus if met target of 75% occupancy by 12/31/26
Benefit Package: Medical, Dental, Vision and 401(k) plan. Possible parking.