About Alvic property management
Alvic Property Management manages condominium associations, cooperatives, and multi-family buildings in New York City, specializing in the NYC real estate market and serving clients throughout the area.
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How Alvic property management compares in Brooklyn
| Alvic property management | Goose Property Management | Smart Management NY | FirstService Residential Brooklyn | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google rating | 3.7 stars | 3.9 stars | 4.2 stars | 4.5 stars |
| Google reviews | 3 | 387 | 220 | 183 |
| Property types | HOA | HOA | HOA | HOA, Condo |
| Website | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Team (5 professionals tracked)
Mark Iliyasayev
Alina Levina
Natalya Rutchyk
Svitlana Kryvokulska
Jay Rodriguez
Frequently asked questions
What does Alvic property management manage?
Alvic property management lists these services on its website: Risk management, Compliance management including NYC local laws and required testing, Violation management with hearing representation, Routine building inspections with maintenance recommendations, Insurance procurement, Financial management including budgets and financial reporting, Tax preparation coordination, Project management for capital improvement projects, Legal consultations, Maintenance coordination and onsite management including vendor scheduling and repair oversight.
How is Alvic property management rated?
Alvic property management holds a 3.7 star Google rating across 3 reviews, compared with a 4 star average among the 93 management firms we track in Brooklyn. Google reviews often come from residents as well as board members.
Where is Alvic property management located?
Alvic property management is at 2665 Homecrest Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11235. Phone: (888) 391-0454.
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