NAI Emory Hill Real Estate Services, Inc.
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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat - Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 302-322-9500
- Address:
- 10 Corporate Cir New Castle, DE 19720
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- Categories
- Real Estate Investing, Commercial Real Estate, Real Estate Agents, Real Estate Buyer Brokers, Real Estate Management
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General Info
Located in New Castle, Del., NAI Emory Hill Real Estate Services is a full-service construction firm that manages a variety of residential, commercial and industrial projects. The company manages customized projects ranging from inception and planning to occupancy. Its preconstruction and construction services include a wide range of contract types, such as agency construction management, program management and development, and design and build and general contractor services. The company s services are available on a negotiated, cost plus and lump sum basis. Its other services include brokerage, property management and maintenance. NAI Emory Hill Real Estate Services manages various multisite projects and partnerships with third-party consultants. The company has a trained in-house team of construction professionals for on-site management of projects. It also provides demographic and property statistics as well as a market analysis for more than 340 global markets.
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01/06/10
They have been our property management company for several years. They were not responsive once our board changed at the beginning of the year. They even began to give attitude regarding our questioning of their vendor practices, lack of process regarding bids for cost saving purposes, under budgeting of finances, serious lack of customer service by not attending meetings, misconveying information to both residents and vendors, seldom visiting the actual property itself to assess the issues, not overseeing the vendors doing work on the property, not providing timely responses to email or calls regarding important situations having to do with health issues and property damage issues; and, finally the rude attitude of their representatives. Often times when it felt like we were working for them and not them working for us. We were the ones with the checkbook so this was a really poor situation. The consensus in my community is that we are glad to see the back of them.