Camelot Property Management Expands Into North Miami, Florida

Aerial view of Three Horizons East Condominium in North Miami

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Camelot Property Management Expands Into North Miami, Florida

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Three Horizons East Intelligence Report
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Camelot begins its first South Florida management engagement at Three Horizons East Condominium, an 89-unit community positioned for stabilization, operational modernization, and long-term value preservation.

Three Horizons East Condominium
North Miami, Florida
89 Units
First Florida Engagement

Camelot Property Management Services Corp. is proud to announce its first residential management engagement in North Miami, Florida with Three Horizons East Condominium, an established 89-unit residential community located at 12500 NE 15th Avenue. This milestone represents an important strategic expansion for Camelot as the firm brings its high-touch, operationally focused management approach from the New York market into South Florida.

Built in 1972, Three Horizons East is a six-story condominium community offering residents a blend of affordability, accessibility, and coastal living in one of North Miami’s evolving neighborhoods. The property features gated access, a swimming pool, clubhouse and recreation areas, elevator access, parking, common outdoor spaces, and condominium common areas that support everyday convenience and community life.

Camelot is working alongside the court-appointed receiver, board representatives, board counsel, unit owners, local engineers, contractors, vendors, service providers, and a Florida CAM-licensed affiliate partner to support a disciplined stabilization plan for the community.

This is not a standard management transition. The assignment requires careful coordination, strong controls, clear communication, practical reporting, and a property-specific operating plan designed to help protect the asset, improve the resident experience, rebuild financial and operational visibility, and support long-term property value.

A Strong Foundation With Significant Opportunity

Three Horizons East campus aerial showing the shared pool and surrounding North Miami context

Strategic Location

A North Miami community with real long-term positioning.

Three Horizons East sits in an active residential corridor with access to services, retail, airports, Biscayne Bay, and beaches. Camelot sees the location as a foundation for resident confidence and long-term value creation.

Three Horizons East benefits from a highly accessible location near major transportation corridors, retail, dining, fitness, parks, Miami-area airports, Biscayne Bay, and area beaches. Residents enjoy proximity to shopping, restaurants, and neighborhood services, creating an appealing residential experience for both owners and tenants.

Camelot sees strong long-term value in communities such as Three Horizons East: established buildings with solid resident bases, strong geographic positioning, and meaningful opportunities to enhance operations, communication, governance, preventative maintenance, financial oversight, vendor accountability, capital planning, and resident service delivery.

Bringing a Boutique Yet Institutional Management Approach

Lobby and elevator area at Three Horizons East

Resident Experience

Service starts where residents feel the building every day.

Lobby, elevator, access, and common-area operations shape resident perception. Camelot’s approach pairs hands-on service with systems, reporting, and accountability behind the scenes.

Camelot’s management philosophy combines personalized service with institutional-level systems and accountability. The objective is to help communities operate more efficiently, improve resident satisfaction, strengthen governance, and support long-term property value preservation.

Camelot’s Florida operating model brings together local market knowledge and institutional management discipline. The firm is working with Florida-based CAM-licensed resources and an established network of property managers, engineering support, superintendents, porters, handyman resources, guard service, concierge/front-desk support, local engineers, general contractors, and specialized consultants.

What Camelot Is Focused On First

Residential hallway at Three Horizons East

Operating Standards

Stabilization is built from the daily details.

Financial controls matter, but so do hallways, service response, maintenance cadence, vendor oversight, and the visible standards residents experience every time they leave their apartment.

The early focus at Three Horizons East is straightforward: establish control, improve communication, strengthen financial oversight, review vendor and service contracts, assess building conditions, coordinate compliance items, and create a practical operating rhythm that supports the receiver, residents, and long-term community governance.

  • Stronger financial controls, reporting, budget recovery, payables review, and collections support
  • Proactive building operations, preventative maintenance, and engineering oversight
  • Enhanced communication with ownership, residents, receiver, counsel, and service providers
  • Vendor review, scope accountability, contract management, and project coordination
  • Resident-facing technology, service tracking, and streamlined response protocols
  • Long-term capital planning, insurance file review, compliance organization, and refinance-readiness support

30-60-90 Day Stabilization Roadmap

Gated entrance at Three Horizons East

Controlled Transition

The first 90 days create the operating rhythm.

Camelot’s transition plan moves from authority and records, to budget recovery and vendor review, to capital planning and refinance-readiness. The goal is discipline, not noise.

30

Secure the file

Court order intake, receiver authority file, resident communication, bank/payables controls, vendor list, insurance policies, emergency contacts, and photo baseline.

60

Recover the budget

Budget recovery, arrears and collections, vendor rebidding, permit/code review, building recertification tracking, fire/life-safety review, and monthly receiver reporting.

90

Plan the turnaround

Capital improvement plan, maintenance cadence, staffing model, compliance calendar, project priority list, and refinance-readiness roadmap.

“This is an important step for Camelot. We have been looking for the right opportunity to enter the Florida market, and Three Horizons East gives us the chance to bring our management approach to a community that deserves structure, communication, and steady hands.”

David A. Goldoff
President & Founder
Camelot Property Management Services Corp.

A Florida Growth Platform

Exterior side view of Three Horizons East Condominium

Florida Platform

One engagement, but a larger market signal.

Three Horizons East is Camelot’s first South Florida management engagement and a platform for building relationships with boards, receivers, lenders, owners, developers, and condominium communities across the region.

This engagement marks the beginning of Camelot’s Florida presence and reflects the company’s continued commitment to thoughtful growth, operational excellence, and building strong residential communities. Camelot expects the stabilization process to be measured in phases, with the first year focused on controls, operating recovery, resident communication, vendor accountability, capital planning, and financial readiness. Depending on conditions and court/receiver direction, the broader turnaround may take approximately 12 to 18 months.

For boards, receivers, owners, lenders, and investors, the message is simple: distressed or under-supported buildings do not need generic management. They need a coordinated operating platform, clear accountability, practical reporting, and a team that can align governance, vendors, residents, compliance, finance, and long-term asset value.

Source note: This announcement is based on Camelot’s Three Horizons East engagement materials and the Camelot/Jackie Florida Receivership Management Report prepared May 17, 2026. Public references to receivership should remain aligned with receiver, court, and counsel direction.

Property Photo Tour

Three Horizons East campus aerial with shared pool and clubhouse
Campus context: Three Horizons East within the surrounding North Miami community.
Lobby and elevator area at Three Horizons East
Lobby and elevator areas are part of the resident experience and service baseline.
Residential hallway at Three Horizons East
Interior common areas help define maintenance standards and resident confidence.
Gated entrance at Three Horizons East
Gated access, front-desk coordination, and security protocols are part of the operating review.
Front-side exterior of Three Horizons East
Exterior condition, landscaping, access, and curb appeal are reviewed as part of the stabilization plan.
Side exterior view of Three Horizons East
Building envelope, common areas, and maintenance cadence are reviewed with local professionals.
Front entrance doors at Three Horizons East
Entry sequence and resident-facing operations are early priorities.
Wide aerial of Three Horizons East and North Miami surroundings
North Miami location supports long-term community potential and market positioning.
Pool and outdoor amenity area at Three Horizons East
Outdoor amenities support resident quality of life and community appeal.

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