Boston Condo Managers

Updated September 28, 2026Boston condo management companies, ranked by Google reviews

Who manages Boston's condo buildings

Boston has 11,139 condo associations. This directory lists the 67 management companies we could find and ranks them by their Google reviews, adjusted so a handful of five-star reviews can't beat hundreds.

Condo associations by neighborhood

Management companies, ranked by Google reviews

#CompanyGoogleReviews
1 Green Ocean Property Management (publisher)Newton · Condo & HOA, Rental 4.9 861
2 Skyline Realty / Skyline Property ManagementMedford · Condo & HOA, Rental 4.8 59
3 The Mount Vernon CompanyBoston · Rental 4.6 152
4 Mediate Management CompanyCharlestown · Condo & HOA, Rental 4.4 133
5 Real Property Management BostonBoston · Condo & HOA, Rental 4.4 99
6 Boston Condominium ManagementBoston · Condo & HOA 4.5 50
7 GIM Property Management, LLCMarlborough · Condo & HOA 4.3 95
8 BBA ManagementBrookline · Condo & HOA, Rental 4.3 39
9 All-Bright Real EstateBrookline · Rental 4.1 46
10 Besto Management GroupCambridge · Condo & HOA 5.0 5
11 First Realty ManagementBoston · Condo & HOA, Rental, Apartment buildings 4.0 129
12 Crowninshield Management Corp.Marblehead · Condo & HOA 4.0 43
13 Mainsail Management Inc.Boston · Condo & HOA 4.6 5
14 Brigs LLCBoston · Condo & HOA, Rental 3.9 356
15 Meridian Realty GroupBoston · Condo & HOA, Rental 3.9 64

Rating adjusted for number of reviews. See all 67 companies

Common questions

How many condo associations are there in Boston?

City records list 11,139 condominium associations with 74,494 units. 84% have six units or fewer.

Which Boston condo management companies have the best Google reviews?

Adjusted for review count, the highest rated are Green Ocean Property Management (4.9 from 861 reviews), Skyline Realty / Skyline Property Management (4.8 from 59 reviews) and The Mount Vernon Company (4.6 from 152 reviews). Green Ocean publishes this site. How we rank

Does Massachusetts license condo managers?

No. Massachusetts has no separate license for community association managers, so ask for proof of fidelity insurance and references from buildings your size.

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