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Building Resilient Communities with Rhiannon Thomas-Uyarer! 🌟
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In this episode of Mastering Property Management, we dive into how Concert Properties brings its vision of creating resilient, inclusive communities to life with insights from Rhiannon Thomas-Uyarer, Director of Property Management (West).
Concert Properties has been a leader in Canadian real estate since 1989, driven by a mission to develop spaces where communities thrive. Rhiannon shares how early-stage collaboration across teams ensures every project is designed with tenant needs and long-term resilience in mind.
She also provides valuable advice for aspiring property managers: build strong relationships, be curious, and have the patience to grow—success doesn’t happen overnight.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
- The importance of collaboration with development teams from day one.
- How asking the right questions early can improve tenant experiences.
- Why meaningful relationships and curiosity are essential for career growth in property management.
📢 Don’t miss this episode to gain insights into leadership, collaboration, and creating tenant-focused communities!
🎧 Watch now and take your property management skills to the next level!
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📌 Find Concert Properties and Rhiannon Thomas-Uyarer online:
- LinkedIn: Concert Properties | Rhiannon Thomas-Uyarer
- Website: Concert Properties
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- LinkedIn: Jared Sarbit
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