Residential Realty Group was the first dedicated Community Property Management Company to be established in Baltimore. RRG dates back to the mid seventies when condominium management was new. They recognized the void in this highly specialized field, and began bringing needed resources to the Communities Board of Directors and to the Developers who created them. Our 30 plus years of managing condominiums and homeowner associations has given us the advantage of seeing first hand how this form of ownership has developed and the types of priorities that are important to the residents living in the associations.
RRG's reputation is built on integrity, uncompromising principles and always putting the interests of their clients first. RRG takes their fiduciary responsibility very seriously. RRG, being known in the industry for its honesty and commitment to do the right thing, has afforded the company wide range respect among community leaders and professionals servicing the associations.
Joan Glasser Magill and Louise J Hood, Residential Realty Group's Principals, have a professional in-house staff that has been with them as an average over fifteen years. RRG trains and supervises all new staff members and promotes from within, giving the assistants and Managers a solid foundation and opportunity to learn all the phases of managing condominiums and homeowner associations. Our staff is one of the most knowledgable and professional in the industry.
Residential Realty Group Inc 3600 Crondall Lane Suite 103 Owings Mills, MD 21117
Residential Realty Group was the first dedicated Community Property Management Company to be established in Baltimore. RRG dates back to the mid seventies when condominium management was new. They recognized the void in this highly specialized field, and began bringing needed resources to the Communities Board of Directors and to the Developers who created them. Our 30 plus years of managing condominiums and homeowner associations has given us the advantage of seeing first hand how this form of ownership has developed and the types of priorities that are important to the residents living in the associations.