CHALFONT, PA — FirstService Residential has secured a property management contract with The Highlands Community Association in Chalfont, Bucks County, expanding its residential management portfolio in southeastern Pennsylvania as the association moves to professionalize its community operations and support long-term property management needs.
The company will provide full-service property management to The Highlands, a residential community near Highlands Park and recreational trails connecting to Lake Galena.
The appointment followed a selection process conducted by the association’s board of directors, which sought a management company with experience, operational resources and the ability to support the community’s long-term objectives.
FirstService Residential will work with the board to oversee community operations and provide services to residents, drawing on its regional management personnel and broader corporate resources.
“The Highlands board of directors conducted a thoughtful search for a management company that would serve as a true partner to the community,” said Donna Fiore, senior vice president of condominium and homeowners association management at FirstService Residential.
Fiore said the company intends to work with the board to improve operations and advance the association’s long-term goals.
Michael Mendillo, president of FirstService Residential’s East Region, said the company’s initial priorities include establishing relationships with community representatives and assessing operational requirements.
“From day one, our team has been focused on building strong relationships, understanding the community’s unique needs,” Mendillo said.
FirstService Residential provides property management services to residential communities across North America, working with homeowners associations and condominium boards on community operations, resident services and property management.
The Highlands contract adds another residential association to the company’s management portfolio in the Philadelphia suburban market.
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