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Condominium management is an essential service that ensures the smooth operation and maintenance of a condominium community.   A condominium manager plays a crucial role in maintaining the financial health, physical upkeep, and overall satisfaction of community residents.  Here, we delve into the key responsibilities and functions of a condominium manager, highlighting their importance in the realm of condo property management. … Read More

Running a condo board meeting doesn’t have to be a daunting task.  With the right preparation and structure, these meetings can be streamlined, productive and even enjoyable.  At ICON Property Management, we understand the importance of efficient condo board meetings, as they are crucial for maintaining the health and harmony of your condo community.  Here’s how you can conduct a … Read More

When searching for a dependable partner to manage your condominium, the distinction of working with an ACMO 2000 certified management firm cannot be overstated.  Choosing an accredited condominium management firm, like ICON Property Management, ensures that your property is in the hands of professionals which meet the highest industry standards. Here’s why partnering with an ACMO 2000 certified firm is … Read More

Navigating the decision to switch condominium management companies can feel overwhelming, but when your current service fails to meet expectations, it may become a necessity.  At ICON Property Management, we specialize in making transitions seamless and ensuring that your community receives the superior management services it deserves.  Below are some key points to consider when making the decision to switch … Read More

Selecting a property management company  is a crucial decision that can significantly impact the well-being and financial health of your condominium. Here are key considerations to guide you in choosing the right condo management company. Understanding Your Condo’s Requirements Begin by assessing your condominium’s specific needs.  Consider factors like the age of the building, amenities provided, and special requirements related … Read More

When a new board member is elected or appointed to the board, it can be tempting to have them start making decisions right away without ever allowing them time to fully acclimate to their new role.  This approach can lead new board members to make decisions without having a full picture of the issues facing your condominium.  To establish continuity … Read More