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Our exclusive survey of the industry’s operational details.
Habitat’s annual survey of 40+ management firms, with details about how, when, and where they work.
Hiring a new management company, or even figuring out how to make your current management relationship better, is a multi-layered process. On the surface is personality, responsiveness, and chemistry, of course. But the underpinning of success is what is occuring in the back office, and our annual survey of New York’s leading management companies reveals some important details.
Six charts take you through the specifics of 43 property management companies. From portfolio size to annual management fees, internal controls to web capabilities, compliance platforms to energy procurement, these details will help you understand the foundation of each management company. The facts and figures are self-reported, nevertheless they will give you a good understanding of how things should work and where to look if your management relationship isn’t up to snuff.
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