Poor communication and high turnover overshadow decent pay - Property Manager West Shore Employee Review

1.0
18 May 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Pay well salary wise but still no bonus structure rolled out? They spoke of bonuses that never come. Health insurance is good.

Cons

We lose vendors because corporate does not pay the bills. They want sites to perform at high rates with no money. The regionals are non existence never there and the kids are screaming on any call. All the work gets put on another manager by the beach to do. The regional never trained 1 of her managers but expects them to know how to do the job. No one communicates and if they do it’s 1 word, we get emails often saying they expect and demand more, more renewals more leases but rarely to we get anything nice said! There is no culture and if they like you hopefully you won’t be fired. Don’t let me start on the turn over! No one stays because we don’t have parts and the managers don’t order them. The VP Loves the RM for some crazy reason so they ignore she does nothing.

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5.0
29 Dec 2025
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Pros

In the years that I have worked here, I have always felt like my opinion mattered and that I was an integral part of this company's success. My career goals are supported and my hard work is rewarded. I have truly found a home in West Shore and feel very fortunate to be part of our growth!

Cons

None, my experience here has only been rewarding.

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West Shore Response
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Thank you for your kind words and continued dedication. We truly value the voices and contributions of our team members, and we’re proud to support your growth and recognize your hard work. We’re grateful to have you as part of the West Shore family and excited to continue growing together.
1.0
15 June 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Great hourly pay rate. Good insurance but expensive. Ladies in HR department are friendly and get back to you quickly.

Cons

Properties are falling apart. Management (some) are very under qualified to be running communities. Corporate doesn’t pay vendors so very often, turns aren’t completed because vendors don’t show up. Very cliquish. Lack of training at beginning of employment. Property managers make their own schedules so very often the leaders are alone in the office. They don’t like to pay commissions for leases. Very low employee “discount” for apartments. Extremely low. Apartments are never ready for move ins.

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