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Professional Community Management of California,
Inc.
signs 10 new clients
New clients fuel corporate office expansion
LAKE FOREST, Calif. (Feb. 21, 2007)—Professional Community Management of California, Inc., a community management firm that has been serving homeowner associations in Southern California for more than 30 years, obtained 10 new clients in Orange, Riverside and Los Angeles counties.
Impressed by its services and attention to quality and detail, Oso Valley Green Belt Association selected PCM to manage the 25-year-old community with 2,614 single-family homes. Located in Mission Viejo, the association was looking for a management firm that would help it raise the community’s profile and increase the value of the property.
"After interviewing several management companies, we chose PCM because they offered more services that the association could utilize,” said Tom Hunter, president of the board of directors for Oso Valley Green Belt Association.
As a professional management company, PCM is a liaison between the homeowner association’s board of directors and its residents. The company provides general management, financial management and facility maintenance services, along with implementing the policies established by the board.
In addition to Oso Valley Green Belt Association, PCM was also selected to manage the following associations in Orange County:
“Our extensive experience in the industry and the wide range of services we offer, allow us to acquire new and existing communities that want the high quality service and attention that we give all of our clients,” said René Decker, senior vice president of PCM.
In Los Angeles County, PCM was selected to manage: Vantage Master Association and Vantage Townhome Association, a 180-unit gated single-family home and condominium community; and Villa Riviera Maintenance Association, a historic 136-unit high-rise located in Long Beach.
“Today, new communities want hospitality-style customer service,” said Donny Disbro, vice president of PCM. “At PCM, we go beyond the normal parameters of a management firm by customizing our programs to meet the specific needs of each individual association and offering a variety of supplementary recreational services.”
In Riverside County, PCM was also selected the mange the Villas Owners Association located in Corona. The association has 144 units.
As a result of PCM’s continuous client growth, the company has expanded its corporate office, located in Lake Forest. The company now occupies five buildings totaling 25,434 square feet at the Lake Forest Business Park. PCM employs a staff of approximately 80 managers, certified by California Community Association Management, at its corporate office.
“Growth is always a primary goal of the organization. Honoring our commitment to our communities has led to our continued progression,” said Michelle Burge, chief financial officer at PCM.
Professional Community Management specializes in metropolitan condominiums, family-oriented, master-planned and active adult communities in Southern California. It manages a portfolio of nearly 80,000 units in 212 community associations, representing a combined real estate value in excess of $40 billion. With headquarters in Lake Forest, Calif., PCM and its sister companies employ a staff of more than 1,400 people. PCM has offices in Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Los Angeles counties and has been recognized by the Multi Housing Council as one of the country’s largest managers of common interest developments.
Management services by PCM are backed by state-of-the art Internet technology, and comprehensive financial and management systems. For additional information, please contact PCM at 800.369.7260 or at www.pcminternet.com.
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