Manager, Property and Land (Placemaking)

• Formulating placemaking strategies and district-based plans. Identify opportunities across the Authority's portfolio using data-driven insights and creativity. Translate strategic direction into project plans with clear scope, timeline, and resources

• Lead end-to-end deliveryof placemaking programmes, from concept to completion. Manage partners, operators, and agencies to ensure high performance

• Drive activation of community spaces and new venues, ensuring they reflect quality, inclusivity, and community connection. Pro vide design and spatial inputs to enhance user experience, integrating district-based planning into all activations

• Build and maintain relationshipswith partner organisations, community groups, and creatives. Develop innovative programmes that connect the Authority's assets with people and the wider community. Generate district-responsive concepts that are practical and impactful

• Ensure governance and complianceacross all placemaking initiatives, partnerships, and financial operations. Manage procurement and contracts with integrity, and maintain accurate financial administration

• Perform other dutiesas assigned by supervisors

Requirements:

• Degree holder in Urban Studies, Placemaking, Real Estate, Business, PR & Marketing, Event & Curatorship, Art & Cultures, Heritage or relevant disciplines

• Minimum of 8 years experience with at least 2 years in a supervisory capacity in marketing, events & exhibitions management, arts and cultural programmes, or related fields

• Proven track record in successfully managing complex projects from conception through to delivery, and impact assessment

• Extensive professional network with NGOs, community organisations, art and cultural groups, vendors, contractors, event agencies, as well as designers and creative practitioners

• Strong understanding of district-based planning strategies and current social, artistic, and technology trends literacy in generative AI tools is preferred

• A disciplined approach to balancing creative ambition with practical constraints, including budget, timeline, regulatory requirements, and stakeholder needs

• Mature, confident, and inspiring leadership with strong communication, presentation, and negotiation skills

• Good command of written and spoken English and Chinese (including Cantonese and Putonghua)

Closing Date of Application:

10 September 2026

How to Apply

Please click the Apply button. Full resumewith present and expected salariesshould besubmittedvia online application.