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Manages

CondoMulti Family SmallSingle Family

Specializes in

Real Estate Management And Development In Greater Boston And Southern New EnglandCoordinating Communication With Condo Owners And TenantsMarketing Of Available UnitsComplete Screenings Of Prospective TenantsLease NegotiationsCoordinating Services With ContractorsRoutine Evaluations Of Units And Common AreasRegular Cleanings And Property UpkeepComplete Accounting And Financial ReportingDumpster Rentals And Collections

Services

Tenant ScreeningLeasingMarketingMaintenance CoordinationFinancial ReportingVendor Coordination

Service area

Greater BostonSouthern New England

All managers in Boston, MA

Park Property Management

Park Property Management, 1028 South St, Roslindale, MA 02131

3.7 1 verified review

Park Property Management provides real estate management services in Greater Boston and Southern New England, with condo and tenant coordination and routine property upkeep, offering in-house dumpster/disposal services.

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Park Property Management reviews

1.0★Nov 2024

Management is slow to respond to requests (1 year plus at times), even to just give quotes on projects needed in the apartment. We were also given inaccurate information about costs related to utilities (heating bills of $1,200/mo) and move in costs (non-US citizens are asked to pay more upfront move-in costs, which is not mentioned until applying).