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Organize departmental meeting and travel arrangements * Enforces compliance with insurance requirements among tenants, contractors, vendors and suppliers. Documents incidents of potential liability ...

Organize departmental meeting and travel arrangements * Enforces compliance with insurance requirements among tenants, contractors, vendors and suppliers. Documents incidents of potential liability ...

Organize departmental meeting and travel arrangements * Enforces compliance with insurance requirements among tenants, contractors, vendors and suppliers. Documents incidents of potential liability ...

The Tenant Services Coordinator coordinates program planning, organizes tenant participation in planned activities and workshops, and provides community outreach as needed. The Tenant Services ...

The Tenant Services Coordinator coordinates program planning, organizes tenant participation in planned activities and workshops, and provides community outreach as needed. The Tenant Services ...

Organize departmental meeting and travel arrangements * Enforces compliance with insurance requirements among tenants, contractors, vendors and suppliers. Documents incidents of potential liability ...

Plan and organize tenant events and programs to enhance community engagement and foster a positive working environment. * Function as a point of contact during emergency situations, providing timely ...

As a CBRE Tenant Services Coordinator, you will be responsible for keeping the property organized and ensuring administrative tasks are completed efficiently. This job is part of the Property ...

Tenant Coordinator | New York, New York | $50,000 - $55,000 per year | On-site The Role EqualAccess ... This is a good fit for someone who is organized, genuinely warm with people, and comfortable ...

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How much do tenant organizer jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for tenant organizer in the United States is $55,711.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $44,500.00 and $65,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a tenant organizer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Tenant Organizer, you need a solid understanding of tenant rights, community organizing principles, and advocacy strategies, often supported by experience in grassroots activism or a related field. Familiarity with digital communication platforms, database management systems, and campaign management tools is typically required. Exceptional interpersonal skills, cultural competency, and the ability to motivate and empower diverse groups are standout soft skills in this role. These abilities are crucial for effectively mobilizing tenants, building collective power, and driving positive change in housing communities.

What is a tenant organizer?

A Tenant Organizer is a person who works to empower and unite tenants in a building, neighborhood, or city to advocate for their rights, improve living conditions, and address issues such as rent hikes, evictions, or neglect by landlords. They often help tenants form associations or unions, educate renters about their legal rights, and organize collective actions like meetings, petitions, or protests. Tenant Organizers typically work for nonprofit organizations, tenant unions, or grassroots community groups, and play a key role in building stronger, more informed tenant communities.

What is the difference between Tenant Organizer vs Tenant Advocate?

AspectTenant OrganizerTenant Advocate
Required CredentialsCommunity organizing experience, knowledge of housing lawsLegal knowledge, tenant rights certifications
Work EnvironmentCommunity centers, tenant meetings, outreach eventsLegal offices, courts, tenant support agencies
Employer & Industry UsageNonprofits, housing organizations, community groupsLegal aid societies, tenant rights organizations, law firms
Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding community-based roles in tenant supportLegal rights and representation for tenants

While both roles support tenants, a Tenant Organizer focuses on community outreach and mobilizing tenants around housing issues, often without legal training. A Tenant Advocate provides legal guidance and representation, emphasizing tenant rights and legal remedies. The choice depends on whether the focus is community engagement or legal support.

What are some common challenges faced by tenant organizers when working with diverse tenant populations?

Tenant Organizers often work with individuals from a variety of backgrounds, languages, and cultures, which can make building trust and effective communication challenging. Additionally, they may encounter resistance from landlords or property managers, as well as skepticism or fear among tenants unfamiliar with organizing efforts. Successful Tenant Organizers employ strong interpersonal skills, cultural sensitivity, and patience to address these challenges, ensuring all voices are heard and that tenants feel empowered to participate. Regular community meetings, multilingual outreach, and collaboration with local advocacy groups are common strategies to overcome these hurdles.
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At Piedmont, our mission is to build and transform workspaces that enhance connection and collaboration for tenants, while remaining committed to our stakeholders, employees, and local communities. Going beyond Piedmont’s commitment to a best-in-class built environment, we have dedicated ourselves to fostering a diverse and inclusive culture by empowering employees to share their experiences and ideas to create a culture where there is shared pride, passion, and commitment to excellence, innovation, and respect. Culture is more than just a buzzword to us, our employees are what make Piedmont such a dynamic and rewarding place to work and remain our most valuable resource to work together, be successful, grow the company, and make an impactful difference in the office experience. 

The Tenant Service Coordinator primarily performs administrative and clerical work as related to tenant services for a city-wide portfolio and supports property management in other routine functions. The main responsibilities include answering the reception phone, responding to tenant requests, contract administration and administering the tenant work order system.  This position is the frontline in customer service, and will identify trends in tenant work orders, and ensure metrics are being met with service requests.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

  • At least two years experience in customer service required, property management experience preferred.
  • High School degree or equivalent required, two or four year college degree preferred.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
  • Real estate software experience preferred.
  • Excellent phone, verbal and written communication skills.
  • Must be a self-starter, self-disciplined, and highly organized.
  • Must have a strong work ethic, be team-oriented and highly dependable.
  • Requires frequent movement and the ability to inspect all areas of the property including the roof and basement.  Must be able to stand, sit, or walk for extended periods to greet tenants and vendors. 
  • Routine physical presence is required at the office to provide general support and backup to co-workers and meet service needs of tenants.
  • Routine travel is not required for the position.  Requires annual travel for two to three days to attend company-wide meeting.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

1)  Tenant Support (50% of Time):

  • Administer the tenant system (Angus), including dispatching work orders, training tenants and employees, and monitoring reports and completion of work orders.
  • Respond to all tenant requests and calls, determine urgency, prepare work orders, and consult with property management as necessary.
  • Respond to and enter tenant requests received outside of the tenant system.
  • Monitor work order completion times and escalate as necessary
  • Coordinate the day-to-day tenant communications, including after-hours memo notifications of evening contractors, etc.
  • Log completed work orders and follow-up on tenant requests to ensure satisfaction.
  • Assist in creating the move-in packages for property management to distribute.
  • Coordinate the tenant relations program.
  • Assist in fostering long-term relations with tenants.
  • Maintain current tenant contact list with emergency contacts.
  • Coordinate with tenants on scheduling the vendor service dates and times
  • Manage conference room scheduling and maintain the appearance, setup, supplies, food, beverage, etc.

2)  Contract Administration (30% of Time):

  • Assist property management in preparing vendor contracts by setting up property templates, ensuring all required documentation is received and drafting contracts for services in the building.
  • Route contract for execution and communicate the status of contract between the vendor and property management.
  • Assist in record keeping according to policy.

3)  Reporting (10% of Time):

  • Assist property management in pulling reports from the tenant system.
  • Review reports from tenant system with Assistant Property Manager and/or Property Manager to ensure tenant metrics are being met.
  • Maintain and update security access database, which includes programming the cards and generating monthly access reports. 

4)  Other (10% of Time):

  • Greet and host all visitors and answer the reception phone.
  • Provide administrative support for Regional Manager, General Manager and/or Property Manager by typing general correspondence, preparing expense reports, etc. 
  • Assist with office filing
  • Order and maintain office supplies.
  • Maintain appearance of the office
  • Open, sort, and date stamp incoming mail.
  • Monitor radio communications and forward significant issues to property management.
  • Assist IT with troubleshooting issues related to the network, printers, scanners, etc.