Property managers
Village Green
Village Green is a multifamily property management company established in 1919 that manages apartment communities and integrated mixed-use retail space. It describes its 100-year history as making it one of the oldest and most experienced management companies in the apartment business.
Today it manages approximately 50,000 apartment homes within some 50 cities, along with mixed-use retail space that includes restaurants, coffee shops and markets. Its site lists communities by state, covering Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Missouri, Maryland, Texas, North Carolina, Indiana, Rhode Island, Iowa, New York, Wisconsin and Tennessee.
Renters search availability by state and community, with unit counts, bed and bath mixes and advertised rent ranges shown for each property. Residents submit maintenance requests through a service request form that asks about entry authorization, pets and alarms, and the site warns that requests filed this way may not reach on-site maintenance immediately.
The public site is built for renters rather than owners, so third-party management terms, fee structure and owner reporting are not published. Those have to come from the company directly.
Best for
Owners of conventional apartment communities in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Texas looking for a large third-party manager with a long operating history, and renters searching its communities. Management fee terms are not published.
What they do
- Third-party apartment management
- Conventional multifamily operations
- Mixed-use retail management
- Leasing and resident marketing
- Resident maintenance and service requests
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1919 |
What stands out
- Manages approximately 50,000 apartment homes within some 50 cities.
- Established in 1919, with a 100-year history in apartment management.
- Portfolio includes integrated mixed-use retail space with restaurants, coffee shops and markets.
- Lists communities in states including Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Texas, New York and Iowa.