CHICAGO, IL –
Chicago-based The Habitat Company, a leading U.S. multifamily property
developer and manager, has been awarded the property management contracts for
four condominium properties in the Chicago area.
Matthew Fiascone |
With the additional 951
units in downtown Chicago and suburban Prospect Heights, Habitat has increased
its management portfolio by 30 percent in the last five months.
“As the condominium market
continues its recovery, it makes sense that more condominium boards are looking
to strengthen their building’s position in a competitive market,” said Matt Fiascone, president of The Habitat
Company.
“The boards and residents of these four communities will immediately
benefit from Habitat’s in-depth expertise, successful and proven processes,
streamlined services and personable staff.”
The four condominium
properties Habitat will manage include:
· 2400 N. Lakeview, Chicago – a 30-story
luxury high-rise designed by Mies van der Rohe and comprised of 262 one-, two-
and three-bedroom residences directly across from the city’s popular Lincoln
Park
· Cornell Village – 5201 S. Cornell
Ave., Chicago – a complex of 166 residences (including 148 two- and
three-bedroom condominiums, and 18 townhomes) near Burnham Park in Hyde Park
· Park Place – 600 N. Kingsbury St., Chicago – a 20-story
contemporary condominium tower overlooking the Chicago River in River North,
including 163 one- and two-bedroom residences
· River Trails – 811 Apple Drive,
Prospect Heights, Ill. – a garden-style community consisting of 360 units, featuring
one-, two- and three-bedroom condos
Habitat has already
assumed management for three of the communities, while it will begin overseeing
2400 N. Lakeview in February 2017.
Diane White |
According to Diane White, senior vice president of
condo management for The Habitat Company, these four condominium boards were
especially drawn to Habitat for its best business practices in areas such as
general accounting, financial reporting, assessment collection, team building,
use of innovative technology and proactive building engineering services.
For example, to optimize
procedural efficiencies and maximize cost savings,
The Habitat Company offers
its clients volume purchasing discounts in areas such as property insurance and
utilities (gas and electricity).
The company’s proprietary budget program also
provides real-time forecasting and reporting, which has proven a useful tool in
managing day-to-day financial responsibilities more efficiently.
“In addition to our
numerous processes that streamline a community’s daily operations, what boards
and residents also appreciate is Habitat’s proactive approach in communicating
with them to enhance the living experience for every condominium owner,” White
said.
“Each project is unique
with distinct characteristics and needs, and Habitat’s goal is to implement and
execute the directives as outlined to make the board’s vision for its community
a reality.”
For a
complete copy of the company’s news release, please contact:
Kim Manning,
kmanning@taylorjohnson.com, (312) 267-4527
Rebecca Boykin,
rboykin@taylorjohnson.com, (312) 267-4523
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