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Monroe County, New York

8 HOA & condo management companies in Monroe County, NY.

5 focus on homeowners associations and condominiums. Offices in Rochester, Buffalo. Submit one private request and compare up to five proposals; no calls until you choose who sees your details.

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8 management companies with an office in Monroe County, New York, sorted by profile strength
CompanyHOACondoSingle-familyApartmentsCommercialVacation100+ unitsProfile
MMT Property GroupBuffalo, NY✓––✓––✓Review profile
MMT Property GroupRochester, NY––✓✓–––Review profile
Castling Management Corp.Rochester, NY✓✓–––––Review profile
Kenrick CorporationRochester, NY✓✓–––––Review profile
Realty Performance Group, Inc.Rochester, NY✓✓–––––Review profile
Retain Each Property ManagementRochester, NY––✓––––Review profile
Chauncey Property ManagementRochester, NY––✓✓–––Review profile
Flower City Asset ManagementRochester, NY–––✓✓––Review profile

Ticks show the property types each company reports; a blank means not listed, not “no”. Profile strength puts verified providers and licence-verified records first, then the most complete public records. No company can pay for its position. How the order works

Monroe County housing at a glance

337,688Housing units
64%Owner-occupied homes
18%Units in buildings of 5 or more
6%Attached single-family (townhomes)
$197,100Median home value
1965Median year built

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Multi-unit and attached housing is the stock most often organized as condominium or homeowners associations; the Census does not count associations directly.

Cities in Monroe County with listed companies

Rochester (7) · Buffalo (1)

Nearby counties in New York

Suffolk County (15) · New York County (14) · Nassau County (11) · Westchester County (10) · Erie County (7) · Kings County (6) · Dutchess County (4) · Onondaga County (3) · Queens County (3) · Rockland County (3) · Ulster County (3) · All New York counties

Hiring a manager in Monroe County right now

The Attorney General identifies offering plans and their commitments as important to New York HOA oversight. For condominiums, Real Property Law section 339-w separately requires detailed receipts and expenditure records, owner access and at least an annual written summary.

New York Department of State guidance makes broker licensing depend on services: collecting rent or placing tenants for a landlord requires a broker license, while strictly maintenance services do not. The Department's public search contains the real-estate credential and its status. That distinction is not a blanket exemption for every service an association-management company might offer.

Common questions from Monroe County boards

How many HOA management companies serve Monroe County, New York? 8 management companies are listed with an office in Monroe County; 5 focus on HOA and condominium communities. Listings come from public business records and company-claimed profiles and update as companies verify their information.

Is individual-owner rental management the same service as HOA administration? No. The Department of State's broker-licensing guidance specifically addresses rent collection and tenant placement for landlords, distinct from maintaining association common property.

Does section 339-w apply automatically to a non-condominium HOA? No. It is a condominium provision covering detailed financial records and an annual written summary, not a universal reporting rule for every association form.

Is ManageMatch free for boards and owners? Yes. Participating companies pay for qualified introductions; requesters never pay, and your contact details stay private until your email is verified and matches are made.

How many proposals will I get? Up to five companies with coverage in your area can be matched to one request, so you can benchmark scope, reporting, and pricing side by side.

Sources: New York Department of State — Real Estate Broker FAQ · New York Attorney General — Homeowners associations · New York Real Property Law section 339-w — Financial records. Reviewed 2026-09-07.

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