Pros
Definite career opportunities. Corporate - good if you're willing to take on every project as your only project (no matter how many projects you have) and wear at least two hats. The company values loyalty and hard work. Very good health benefits. Fair pay for the market and industry. Very much a working family. Nice area to work in. HR team is amazing and supportive. Half of management has been with this company since the 1980's and early 90's - this is both a pro and con.
Cons
Do not expect perks like most modern bay area companies. If you need flexible hours, snacks, and all the "ideal millenial/tech industry perks" etc this is not for you. This place is bare bones on the employee appreciation side if you work at Corporate - Coffee and filtered water are the big deal items here. On-site Leasing agents and property management get employee appreciation and incentives like it's raining candy from heaven every quarter. Not a realistic understanding of peoples jobs or their time. If you're not part of the Property Management executive team, don't expect to be given respect. If you work in corporate, don' expect any perks or support. Always be willing to handle the roles of two people. This company is very good at property acquisition and renovation, but not good at keeping staff or hiring to support growth. They run their corporate office staff into the ground and still don't understand why people leave burtn out and angry. And they don't address issues to correct that for the next person. They'll tell you they belive in work life balance and anyone who does not have a management title is hourly - which is great, until you realize you need to work overtime to get anything actually accomplished in their time frame and then be willing to be told no overtime followed by why isn't x or y done?