Milio Realty assumes management of 140-unit building in the Bronx
According to Milio Realty Corp., they have assumed management of a 140 unit elevator building.
Milio Realty president, Carmelo Milio, CPM, said, "Our company has successfully owned and managed real estate in Westchester and Dutchess Counties, New York City and Connecticut for over 30 years; with this experience behind us, I am confident that our team will successfully improve the financial and physical quality of the building."
A leading real estate management and investment brokerage company, Milio Realty thrives on a unique combination of ability, knowledge and hands-on experience. By implementing these techniques, they have perfected the ability to maximize income and lower expenses, while providing high quality service.
Milio Realty is licensed in New York and Connecticut and specializes in managing commercial properties, such as apartment buildings, condominium complexes, and retail stores. All management from accounting and billing to repairs and capital improvements are done in-house, providing an edge over conventional management firms. For more company and contact information please visit www.miliorealtycorp.com.
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