Commercial Property Management
Multifamily Property Management

MANAGEMENT TEAM

KRISSY HUGGINS

KRISSY HUGGINS

Commercial Property Manager Office: 478-971-8000

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KRISSY HUGGINS

Commercial Property Manager

CAREER SUMMARY

Krissy Huggins is a Commercial Property Manager with Fickling Management Services, bringing a well-rounded background in real estate, business ownership, and property operations. She has been a licensed Realtor since 2022 and has built her career on a strong foundation of professionalism, operational expertise, and strategic growth.

In 2024, Krissy transitioned into real estate office management with Fickling & Company, where she developed a comprehensive understanding of brokerage operations, transaction flow, compliance, and internal processes. Her ability to manage complex details, improve workflows, and support both agents and leadership led to her promotion in 2025 to Commercial Property Manager with Fickling Management Services.

In her current role, Krissy is responsible for overseeing day-to-day commercial property management operations, including tenant relations, lease administration, compliance enforcement, vendor coordination, maintenance oversight, and operational efficiency. She works closely with property owners and stakeholders to protect asset value, improve property performance, and ensure properties are professionally managed to a high standard.

Earlier in her career, Krissy was a business owner in San Antonio, Texas, where she owned and operated a spa. This entrepreneurial experience provides her with a unique perspective on the operational and financial realities tenants face, allowing her to manage properties with both an ownership and tenant-focused mindset.

Known for her professionalism, attention to detail, and collaborative leadership style, Krissy takes a proactive, solutions-oriented approach to commercial property management. She is passionate about creating well-maintained, compliant, and successful commercial properties that serve both owners and the communities they support.