Bell Partners Inc. reviews

3.3

63% would recommend to a friend

(591 total reviews)
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Lili Dunn

72% approve of CEO

55% positive business outlook

Bell Partners Inc. has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 591 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Bell Partners Inc. employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Real Estate industry (3.6 stars).

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591 reviews
2.0
Mar 20, 2026
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Pros

People in the region at sister properties can be nice and enjoyable to work with.

Cons

Leasing consultants do not get competitive pay for the industry. I left and am making $3 more per hour at a different property management company, who also offers better health and PTO benefits. Most Bell owned and managed sites are now centralized, which means that onsite staff is now 2 instead of 3. This makes more work for the onsite team no matter what Corporate tells you on how it makes your life easier, especially if one staff member is out sick or on vacation. Now it's one person doing all of the work. They care about online presence, but not the quality of what you post. They expect you to pre-schedule at least 4 social media posts per week and have them pre-posted out TWO months ahead. Because, yeah, we have time for planning and creating that far out, even when we don't know our events for that month yet. Oh, and thier communication is lacking for mandatory events. Last year we were told mid-October that in November Bell would be having a Resident Appreciation Week in November. The first email said "more details to come" and then 2 weeks before the theme and requirements of what was expected was sent out. Clearly people in the Corporate Office have never worked on site or have any clue how a property budget works when it comes to resident events. By the end of the year, most of the event budget is gone and what is left is usually put towards a holiday party. The property I worked at had it's November and December events budgeted and planned for. Now we were required to host a full week's worth of events with no additional money given to us in 2 weeks. Due to this we were no longer able to host a holiday party for our residents. Good job Corporate. They also want you to push all tours to be a self-guided tour. We were required at one point to be 100% self-guided. They did back down from that number, however, we still need to push each tour that booked a guided tour as well as a walk-in to sign up for a self-guided tour. This always takes more time assisting people to do this, and most don't want to do it. Finally, quarterly meetings. Four times a year they have a mandatory meeting for their employees in the region (for me it was in the DMV). This means that you have to drive somewhere far away from where you work. Will it be in VA or MD? We haven't done DC yet. All of the Leasing Consultants and Assistant Community Managers go for half of a day, until about noon. Lunch time. No lunch is provided. Since most of us have to drive at least an hour (some people more) to these sites, not having lunch, even just to grab and go, is a pain. Then when you get back to the office, you have to punch out for an hour for your lunch. It takes time away from the day and the meetings are never useful. It could be a Zoom meeting.

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Bell Partners Inc. Response
3mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We’re sorry to hear that your experience at Bell Partners did not meet expectations. We value all roles within our organization—including our leasing professionals—who play a vital role in our success and resident experience. We would welcome the opportunity to better understand your experience and identify areas where we can improve. If you’re open to sharing more, please reach out to us via HR@bellpartnersinc.com or through our confidential Tell Bell hotline at tellbell.ethicspoint.com.
3.0
Feb 26, 2026
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Pros

Competitive hourly pay for the role Rent discount (significant financial benefit for on-site associates) PTO accrual is fair and usable Personal days offered in addition to PTO Corporate structure provides clear operational systems Resources are available to help properties succeed Opportunity for advancement for high performers Ethical standards appear strong at the organizational level

Cons

Open Door Policy messaging does not always align with informal chain-of-command expectations Communication flow can feel hierarchical despite written encouragement of direct dialogue Owner visits can feel disconnected from on-site teams, impacting morale Inconsistent inclusion during working meetings or property visits Public correction of minor operational matters in team settings rather than constructive coaching Leadership development varies significantly depending on property-level management

1.0
Feb 3, 2026
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Pros

You will get paid on time. You will have to ask yourself, “what is the cost of my sanity?”

Cons

Within our 22ish person team, (constant turnover and restructuring made it incredible hard to nail down), we had 17 people quit within my year at the company. This included an SVP being there for about 6 months. Lackluster support from upper management and absolute disregard for the entire marketing department left everyone no choice but to leave. Coupled with their mismanagement (or refusal of acknowledgement of) workplace harassment and history of hiding racist behavior within their leadership org. And truly the cherry on top of it all, is being told, “if you don’t like it, you need to leave” in person, by the COO.

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Bell Partners Inc. Response
5mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We are truly sorry to hear that your time with Bell Partners did not reflect the supportive and collaborative environment we work hard to maintain. We take concerns about workplace culture, leadership support, and any form of inappropriate behavior very seriously. The feedback you’ve shared is important, and we are committed to reviewing it thoroughly. Our goal is always to foster a workplace where associates feel heard, respected, and supported and we regret that this was not your experience. Based on the situations you described, we would like to speak with you directly so we can better understand your experiences. We encourage you to reach out directly to our HR leadership team at HR@bellpartnersinc.com or through our confidential Tell Bell hotline at tellbell.ethicspoint.com. We remain committed to improving the experience of all associates and appreciate your feedback.
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