Free Property Management Weekly Report Template

Streamline your reporting process across your rental portfolio and marketing channels.

This property management weekly report template connects marketing performance to leasing outcomes, giving teams a clear view of what’s working every week.

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What To Include in a Property Management Weekly Report Template for Marketers

Based on property management weekly marketing reports created by marketers on Whatagraph, these are the sections, widgets, and chart types we recommend including in your report:

1. Summary Section

This section provides a high-level view of marketing and leasing performance across your entire property portfolio. It’s designed to answer weekly questions like “How are our units performing?” before diving into channel specifics.

Include:

  • Widgets: KPI counters, line charts, stacked bar charts
  • Metrics:
    • Total leads, applications, signed leases
    • Ad spend and cost per lead
    • Occupancy rate
    • Inquiry-to-show and show-to-lease conversion rates
    • Weekly change indicators (e.g., ↑5.2% leads vs last week)
  • Visuals:
    • Weekly trends of leads and conversions
    • Channel breakdowns (Google Ads, Facebook Ads, website, email)
    • Vacancy trends across properties

2. Google My Business Section

This section focuses on local visibility and discovery of properties via Google Search and Maps, especially for prospects looking for rentals nearby.

Include:

  • Widgets: Table widgets, bar charts, line graphs
  • Metrics:
    • Search impressions, map impressions
    • How potential clients find your property - through search vs. maps
    • Clicks to website, phone calls, driving direction requests
    • Booking requests and message conversations
    • Week-over-week performance trends

3. SEO Section

This section shows how organic traffic contributes to rental inquiries, especially from prospects searching for apartments or rentals online.

Include:

  • Widgets: Line graphs, traffic share pie charts, ranking tables
  • Metrics:
    • SEO key metrics like sessions, users, clicks, impressions, click-through rate, bounce rates, engagement rates e.t.c
    • Top 1-10 keyword rankings (how you’re showing up on Google)
    • Top-performing keywords (e.g., “studio apartment downtown”)
    • Top-performing pages (pages with the highest traffic)

This tab tracks how paid search campaigns drive weekly inquiries and conversions for your properties.

Include:

  • Widgets: Bar graphs, tables, performance trend lines
  • Metrics:
    • Ad spend, impressions, clicks
    • Cost per lead, click-through rate, conversion rate
    • Campaign- and keyword-level performance
    • Lead form completions from landing pages

5. Facebook Ads Section

This section evaluates weekly paid social media performance and lead generation from Meta platforms.

Include:

  • Widgets: Performance tables, CPM/CPC breakdowns, creative insights
  • Metrics:
    • Reach, impressions, clicks
    • Ad spend, cost per result
    • Leads generated from listing promotions or video tours
    • Top-performing ads and formats

6. Organic Social Media (Facebook & Instagram)

Track the weekly engagement and follower growth of your property management brand across Facebook and Instagram.

Include:

  • Widgets: Follower trend graphs, top post previews, engagement tables
  • Metrics:
    • Post reach, likes, shares, and comments
    • Follower count and growth rate
    • Top-performing posts (especially new listings or move-in announcements)

7. Email Marketing Section

This section connects email outreach to lead activity, especially for campaigns like open house invites, move-in specials, or vacancy alerts.

Include:

  • Widgets: Campaign tables, click-through rate charts
  • Metrics:
    • Emails sent, opened, clicked
    • Leads or applications from emails
    • Unsubscribes and bounce rates
    • Most engaged segments (e.g., by property interest)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have more questions? We answered them below.

What is a property management report?

A property management report is a structured summary of how a rental property or portfolio is performing operationally and financially, and it can also double as a marketing report template for leasing activity.

 

It combines financial performance, occupancy, leads, leasing progress, and maintenance requests so property owners can clearly see what’s driving results week over week.

 

When built like a marketing report template, it connects marketing campaigns and channels to outcomes like inquiries, showings, leases, and rental income, while also surfacing operational context such as work orders or tenant activity.

 

This gives property management companies one clear source of truth and supports faster, more informed decisions without jumping between tools.

What is a real estate feedback form?

A real estate feedback form collects structured input from tenants, prospects, or owners about property condition, showings, or service quality. It’s often used after tours, move-out, or property inspection visits to identify maintenance issues, leasing friction, or satisfaction gaps.

 

When tied into tenant management workflows, feedback forms help improve tenant satisfaction, reduce tenant turnover, and prioritize fixes like landscaping, repairs, or amenity updates.

Why use this weekly report template?

This weekly report template replaces scattered emails, screenshots, and spreadsheets with a single, reliable view of performance. It helps connect marketing activity, leasing progress, and operations so nothing falls through the cracks.

How do I create an effective property management weekly report template?

An effective template should focus on what changed this week and what actions are needed next, using simple visuals and consistent sections.

 

The best templates:

 

- Combine leasing, marketing, and operations data in one dashboard

 

- Reduce manual work by avoiding copy-paste from Excel or PMS exports

 

- Are built as a customizable template that works across properties

 

- Support weekly decision-making with real-time visibility

 

This approach helps teams scale reporting without adding overhead.