Todd Trawinski and his team provide exceptional services to both tenants and owners in the…read morestewardship of real estate holdings. As a real estate professional myself and a current tenant in a property managed by Platinum I cannot say enough about the professionalism and superior customer service they provide. Property owners who have Platinum on the job can rest easy at night.

From the owner: Managing tenants and your property so you don't have to. Personalized property management, quick…read moreresponse and the ability to take corrective action to handle all your property and tenant needs.

Serena is very professional and knowledgeable about my investment property, I highly recommend this…read morebusiness.

From the owner: Serving Chicago and the Chicago suburbs, Chicago Central Property Management is your trusted…read morepartner in property management, buying and selling properties, leasing, and HOA and Condo management. Local and family owned, with over 2 decade of experience working with landlords, tenants and owners we take pride in delivering tailored solutions that not only meet but exceed the unique needs of property owners, investors, and tenants alike. We specialize in small and mid-size properties from single units to as many as twenty unit buildings. We will give you the personalized and thorough service that our corporate owned competitors cannot offer. You will never have to press "1" to get a live person. We also have flexible pricing and customizable packages. Sponsoring Broker-COMPASS

I have been working with Inter Properties for over 2 years. I have bought an investment property…read morewith them and now they are managing it for me. They are very professional and always provide the best service. Whenever there is any issues, inter Properties fixes it right away! I am very happy with them and will continue working with Inter Properties.

Since the Fall of 2023, Mr. Konstantin Shelegeda, of INTER Properties Management, has been a true…read moreprofessional who continuously demonstrates both his skills and professionalism, when communicating with: the Chicago Housing Authority, myself, or the Tenants who occupy my family's property on South Green Street, Chicago. My wife and I happily and readily see the marked professional differences, totally ignored and missed by our previous property management company. Such vital and visible differences show INTER Properties Management to be educated and knowledgeable; and welcomed, admired, and trusted by: the Chicago Housing Authority, property owners, and Tenants. My wife and I are extremely happy that we hired INTER Propertlies Management. What an excellent, Five Star partnership, on behalf of our Tenants, and a continuous comfort for the Chicago Housing Authority. Sincerely, James E. Shaw.

Fox Management has provided various business services to my company for almost 20 years…read more Throughout this long tenure, I have found everyone in the organization to be extremely competent, full of integrity, timely, and cost effective. Moreover, they have gone above and beyond in emergency situations and services that they weren't even hired to perform. They have added incredible value to my business and properties for a long period of time. Specifically, I can't speak highly enough about Mara and Stuart not only as professionals, but as individuals. Fox Management deserves 5+ stars and I would highly recommend the company (which I have done to many friends).

Quickly answered all my questions I had and were brief but easy to deal with. Unsure why everyone…read morethinks they are rude since they were nice to me on the phone.

I looked around. This is the best place I found in this area. It had everything I needed without…read morebeing a boring box of an apartment. It is a fun building, apartments over a town center shop area. The building steps back from the edges with balconies, terraces or large sliders with Juliette railings. Big windows, lots of light. A bit of a cliff dwelling effect. You feel like you are part of a small vibrant town. Very quiet at night, except if they are plowing snow (which we want them to do so not complaining ). Indoor parking, in unit laundry, 2 elevators big enough to move large furniture, pet friendly, walkable surroundings, close to train, Whole Foods, Starbucks, UPS store, nice places to eat, nice parks for exercise. Solid building, only 3 floors, well maintained and quiet. Carpeted halls and stairs, looks like a hotel. Onsite management, responsive and friendly. Exercise room, conference room, every apartment floor plan is different, if you have choices you will have trouble choosing! I did. I went for maximum footage instead of a patio. So many options.

Noise, noise, noise. Owner insists on viewing apartment any time with just 2 days notice…read more Building owner does not care about residential tenants. Businesses exhaust right outside the apartment windows. Apartments are constantly sublet Positives: The resident property manager Tara is great, and she has some very polite staff. Deerfield needs a new place in town for rentals or this property needs to be owned by someone other than the M2 group. I have rented at many different apartment complexes I am going to research the building owners next time I rent

I'd love to share my thoughts on the good, the bag, & the ugly of living at Coromandel. Let's start…read morewith the good: The Good 1. Landscaping - the landscaping is lovely. Taking an evening stroll around the property in the morning and afternoon can be so peaceful and serene. It's also nice to look out your windows to a beautiful view. It can almost feel like you're on vacation! 2. Windows - the condos have floor to ceiling windows, and the natural sunlight is always wonderful. Even in a small unit, you never feel boxed in with all the windows. It's also nice that the condo association replaces them (at no expense to you) when they need replacing. 3. Swans - the complex rents swans over the summer to keep the geese away. Most of the ponds on the property are in pairs, so which pond gets the swans nest switches from year to year. Their little cygnets are precious to watch. 4. 4th of July Fireworks - are close by and you have a lovely view! 5. Walking distance to a nice strip mall and several restaurants The Bad 1. Only original owners can rent out their condos - read the by-laws on this before you buy, and don't count on your real estate agent to know the policy, because most do not. There's some wiggle room in their for renting to family, and a one-year hardship exception - - but if you'd like the flexibility of moving away but keeping your unit as an investment property, this might not be the place for you. 2. Property Manager - I don't find the current one to be very helpful. I've found that they only way to get follow-up is to speak to him in person, either at the office or on the phone. My emails and voice mails never get returned. 3. Pools aren't that great - during summer weekends, it seems that every pool chair is taken, despite caps on guests per unit. I never thought the inside pool and hot tub were maintained all that well. People let little kids play in the hot tub. Swim diapers (disposable or cloth) are not allowed, so that makes it tough for families or guests with really young children. 4. Outside parking limited at times - especially on summer weekends, it can be hard to find a free spot in your building's designated parking lot. Again, I think guests just take over the lots. 5. Foot steps heard above. If you live on the 1st or 2nd floors, I think it's fair to expect that you will hear foot steps from your neighbors above you. I know there's policies around things like padding under hardwood floor, etc to try to mitigate that problem, but I still heard my neighbor's foot steps above me. 6. The facilities manager-type person has his own handyman business that makes a pretty penny around Coromandel. Almost every time he's come to our unit for a facility manager task, he's tried to sell me some service related to his handyman business. Seriously, how is this not a conflict of interest? The Ugly 1. Underground Parking Garage - I think it's terribly designed for maneuverability. The parking spots are packed in like sardines, there's big posts all over that make spots even tighter, and it's just not good. I strongly advise anyone looking to live at Coromandel to walk through the underground parking, find where your designated spot is, and gauge your comfort with it. Look around at the corners and posts - you'll see car paint all over from where cars dinged, swiped, etc. If your car is of high value, rare, or just really important to you - keep this all in mind. And while you might feel confident in your ability to move around safely - how will you feel if someone else dings your car? 2. Lots of policing, tattletale neighbors - there are some residents who seem to have self-appointed themselves community police chief, mayor, etc. They like to tattle to the Property Manager for things like having the wrong kind of grill, etc. One of my neighbors pulled out the Welcome Wagon when I arrived, but rather than talking to me when I had something out of compliance, they tattled to the prior Property Manager, and she said something about the issue in the community newsletter (but no one ever talked to me personally). It's just hard to feel truly at home in a "community" where people aren't very nice to each other. Like any place, Coromandel has it's ups and downs.

I've bought and sold properties with Anthony . Great experience all around. He's very reliable…read moreand responds quickly which I really wanted in this market . I've recommended lofty to both friends and family

This review is well overdue, considering Lofty has been our property management for the past 4…read moreyears. We have had the most challenging property issues, ranging from dealing with tenants, property damage, city/ village regulations- you name it! Lofty has always come through and been there to help fix anything with diligence, and personalized attention. Tracy Collins (who is a rockstar by the way!) and Jason Williams are super responsive not to mention creative and resilient and I can't thank this team enough! Open to feedback, innumerable calls and texts even through weekends, with a client first approach, that is highly recommended.

We have rented here every summer for the last three years and the staff and facilities are…read moreexcellent. So professional and property Beautifully cared for by the team! Any issues in your rental are fixed within 24 hours and have great communication with the renters.

Aland was amazing at maintenance he fixed both issues with the stove with excellent professionalism…read moreand ability.

I've used Wilder Management for 9 years and their entire staff has been fabulous! They have been…read moregreat in screening tenants and finding the best possible match for the property. Highly recommend.

My encounter with Rob Wilder of Wilder Management Inc has left me with the impression that he is:…read moreunprofessional, disorganized, and condescending. Specifically, when approaching Rob Wilder with an issue regarding personal property damage at Triumvera Condo Complex, he referred to the owners of the buildings he manages as "incompetent" despite the issues arising from misinformation that provided via email. I cannot speak for other properties that he manages, but I can say that my encounter and experience with Wilder Management Inc. has been very disappointing. If Rob Wilder views those he manages as "incompetent", I would question the integrity of his services.

I'd love to share my thoughts on the good, the bag, & the ugly of living at Coromandel. Let's start…read morewith the good: The Good 1. Landscaping - the landscaping is lovely. Taking an evening stroll around the property in the morning and afternoon can be so peaceful and serene. It's also nice to look out your windows to a beautiful view. It can almost feel like you're on vacation! 2. Windows - the condos have floor to ceiling windows, and the natural sunlight is always wonderful. Even in a small unit, you never feel boxed in with all the windows. It's also nice that the condo association replaces them (at no expense to you) when they need replacing. 3. Swans - the complex rents swans over the summer to keep the geese away. Most of the ponds on the property are in pairs, so which pond gets the swans nest switches from year to year. Their little cygnets are precious to watch. 4. 4th of July Fireworks - are close by and you have a lovely view! 5. Walking distance to a nice strip mall and several restaurants The Bad 1. Only original owners can rent out their condos - read the by-laws on this before you buy, and don't count on your real estate agent to know the policy, because most do not. There's some wiggle room in their for renting to family, and a one-year hardship exception - - but if you'd like the flexibility of moving away but keeping your unit as an investment property, this might not be the place for you. 2. Property Manager - I don't find the current one to be very helpful. I've found that they only way to get follow-up is to speak to him in person, either at the office or on the phone. My emails and voice mails never get returned. 3. Pools aren't that great - during summer weekends, it seems that every pool chair is taken, despite caps on guests per unit. I never thought the inside pool and hot tub were maintained all that well. People let little kids play in the hot tub. Swim diapers (disposable or cloth) are not allowed, so that makes it tough for families or guests with really young children. 4. Outside parking limited at times - especially on summer weekends, it can be hard to find a free spot in your building's designated parking lot. Again, I think guests just take over the lots. 5. Foot steps heard above. If you live on the 1st or 2nd floors, I think it's fair to expect that you will hear foot steps from your neighbors above you. I know there's policies around things like padding under hardwood floor, etc to try to mitigate that problem, but I still heard my neighbor's foot steps above me. 6. The facilities manager-type person has his own handyman business that makes a pretty penny around Coromandel. Almost every time he's come to our unit for a facility manager task, he's tried to sell me some service related to his handyman business. Seriously, how is this not a conflict of interest? The Ugly 1. Underground Parking Garage - I think it's terribly designed for maneuverability. The parking spots are packed in like sardines, there's big posts all over that make spots even tighter, and it's just not good. I strongly advise anyone looking to live at Coromandel to walk through the underground parking, find where your designated spot is, and gauge your comfort with it. Look around at the corners and posts - you'll see car paint all over from where cars dinged, swiped, etc. If your car is of high value, rare, or just really important to you - keep this all in mind. And while you might feel confident in your ability to move around safely - how will you feel if someone else dings your car? 2. Lots of policing, tattletale neighbors - there are some residents who seem to have self-appointed themselves community police chief, mayor, etc. They like to tattle to the Property Manager for things like having the wrong kind of grill, etc. One of my neighbors pulled out the Welcome Wagon when I arrived, but rather than talking to me when I had something out of compliance, they tattled to the prior Property Manager, and she said something about the issue in the community newsletter (but no one ever talked to me personally). It's just hard to feel truly at home in a "community" where people aren't very nice to each other. Like any place, Coromandel has it's ups and downs.