Camelot Property Management expands into North Miami, Florida with Three Horizons East Condominium, an 89-unit residential community requiring stabilization, operational modernization, resident communication, and long-term value preservation.
Camelot Realty Group’s Q1 2026 NYC Market Report is now live, with a practical snapshot of real estate conditions across Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn.
Camelot Realty Group has been appointed managing agent for East of East Lofts in Long Island City, supporting operations, service, and building performance.
The most important number in a property management proposal isn't the monthly fee — it's how many buildings each manager oversees. Here are five signs your current manager is stretched too thin.
When a 73-unit Manhattan co-op switched management companies, they weren't expecting to save $45,000 in year one. Here's a breakdown of where the money was going — and how attentive management found it.
The monthly management fee is just the starting point. Here's what to ask about ancillary charges, vendor markups, after-hours policies, and reserve fund handling before you sign a management agreement.
A quiet wave moves through NYC's co-op and condo market every year. Boards tolerating slow response times and confusing financials finally make a change. Here's what pushes them out — and what they find on the other side.
Before you sign with a NYC property management company, ask these 5 critical questions — from manager-to-building ratios to emergency protocols and financial transparency.
Demystifying NYC co-op financial statements for board members — learn which documents to request, key line items to monitor, and red flags to watch for every month.
A complete guide to NYC Local Law 97 compliance for co-op and condo boards — understand the fines, who is affected, and the top strategies to stay compliant.