Location: Texas
Overview Venterra is looking for a hands-on, strategic marketing leader to own lease-up marketing strategy for new multifamily communities from construction through stabilization. This role is for someone who wants to be handed the goal, trusted with the strategy, and held accountable for the outcome. This is not a traditional property marketing role. Creative assets matter, but the core responsibility is lease-up strategy, demand generation, pipeline health, launch readiness, local market awareness, and performance against leasing goals. The Marketing Manager will serve as the marketing owner for assigned new development lease-ups across multiple markets. This person will assess each asset, understand the local market, define the renter audience, build the launch strategy, align stakeholders, and drive execution with urgency and precision. Success requires ownership, business judgment, strong follow-through, comfort with ambiguity, and the ability to lead without waiting to be told what to do. The right candidate will be comfortable making recommendations, influencing cross-functional partners, escalating risks, and being measured by business outcomes. The expectation is not simply to support openings. The expectation is to build qualified demand ahead of first units, sustain leasing momentum through opening, and help accelerate each community toward stabilization. While this requires a strategic mindset, you are expected to also be an individual contributor, responsible for set up of many marketing related systems, media, etc.
Success in this role will be evaluated by the ability to:
Required Experience:
Technical Expectations: The ideal candidate should have:
Travel Expectations: This role requires frequent travel to new development markets and communities. Travel is a core part of the role because effective lease-up marketing requires firsthand market knowledge. The person in this role must be willing and able to spend time in market to understand competitors, demand drivers, renter behavior, local partnerships, signage opportunities, outreach opportunities, leasing barriers, and launch execution needs.