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HOA & condo management companies in every state.

5,035 management companies across 51 states and territories, organized by county so boards can compare who actually works nearby. 3,828 focus on homeowners associations and condominiums. Every listing links to a profile that names its public-record source, and verified providers are marked.

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Ranked by the number of companies listed.

Florida2,168California501Texas249Illinois126Virginia120North Carolina111Washington111Massachusetts104

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Alabama29Alaska9Arizona79Arkansas8California501Colorado96Connecticut63Delaware9District of Columbia28Florida2,168Georgia83Hawaii24Idaho44Illinois126Indiana34Iowa15Kansas15Kentucky12Louisiana17Maine13Maryland99Massachusetts104Michigan72Minnesota54Mississippi7Missouri45Montana8Nebraska4Nevada52New Hampshire20New Jersey95New Mexico7New York99North Carolina111North Dakota2Ohio58Oklahoma14Oregon29Pennsylvania82Rhode Island10South Carolina65South Dakota4Tennessee55Texas249Utah42Vermont7Virginia120Washington111West Virginia3Wisconsin31Wyoming3Puerto RicoNo listings yet

How this directory is built

Companies enter the catalog from state licensing registries (for example Florida’s DBPR community association manager and firm licences), national industry directories, company websites, and profiles claimed by the companies themselves. Each company is placed in a county by its office ZIP code using the Census Bureau’s ZIP-to-county relationship file, and a county page is published only when at least 3 companies are listed there. Association-focused companies are listed first, and nobody can pay for a higher position. Read the full methodology See the statistics by state

Common questions

Which states license HOA managers? Only a minority of states license or register community association managers — Florida (CAM and CAB licences) and Nevada (CAM licences) are the best-known examples — and most states set no manager credential at all. Each state page states the current rule with a source.

Is ManageMatch free for boards? Yes. Participating companies pay for qualified introductions; boards and owners never pay, and contact details stay private until you choose who receives them.

What if my county is not listed? A county page appears once 3 or more companies are listed there. Your request still reaches companies that serve your area, because matching uses office location and service radius rather than county lines.