UNSPSC 80131801: Property management

UNSPSC 80131801 Property management (Commodity) spans residential and commercial property operations that state and local governments and universities procure when they own or control mixed-use facilities, affordable housing portfolios, mixed-income residential complexes, and specialized supportive housing. The work includes day-to-day tenant relations, lease administration, rent collection, maintenance coordination, financial reporting, regulatory compliance, and 24/7 emergency response across properties ranging from single buildings to scattered-site portfolios and multifamily complexes.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county governments (Macon-Bibb County, San Bernardino County, Bernalillo County), cities (Atlanta, Daytona Beach, Phoenix, Oshkosh, Salt Lake City, McKinney, Tempe), independent school districts (Dallas ISD, Hays Consolidated ISD), housing authorities (Dallas Housing Authority, Housing Authority of Salt Lake City, Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority), special-purpose districts (Boulder County Housing Authority, Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority in Jackson, Michigan), and public universities (George Mason University, Florida A&M University, Florida Gulf Coast University). Recent opportunities span Florida, Georgia, Texas, Colorado, Michigan, California, Utah, Virginia, and other states, with standout activity in Florida (City of Sebastian airport lease, Pinellas County downtown Clearwater, Daytona Beach marina) and California (San Bernardino County supportive housing, Sacramento County airport facilities assessment). Representative recent solicitations include the City of Sebastian's RFP for ground lease and development of airport hangar sites (due December 11, 2025), the Dallas Housing Authority's request for property management of three multifamily residential properties totaling 560 units (due October 8, 2026), San Bernardino County's RFP for property management and recuperative care services at the Highland Creek Housing and Wellness Campus (due September 18, 2026, ITN structure), and Macon-Bibb County's RFP for property management of an affordable housing fund portfolio (due October 15, 2026). Property management work under this code typically requires five to ten years of relevant experience, current state real estate broker licenses where mandated by state law, comprehensive liability and workers' compensation insurance, and demonstrated capacity to manage public-funding-stream properties including Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Housing Choice Voucher, Homekey, and other HUD or state-funded units. Market activity reflects rising demand for supportive housing management, mixed-income residential operations, and specialized expertise in trauma-informed care and fair housing compliance.