PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Clear Guidance from Experienced Commercial Real Estate Advisors

Whether we’re working to bring sellers and buyers or landlords and tenants together, or we’re managing properties, we bring our experience and knowledge to guide our clients to optimum decisions and solutions. And we stay committed every step of the way.

We know from experience that commercial property ownership is highly rewarding.

But we also understand that there are many expected and unforeseen challenges that come with it. Managing and protecting property assets requires a lot of time, discipline, and patience, sometimes more than even the most well-meaning owners can provide.

New Branch property managers can fill those gaps.

Creating and maintaining positive tenant satisfaction and retention

Safeguarding assets through inspections, repairs, and capital improvements

Working collaboratively with clients to develop and execute an annual budget

Collecting rents

Providing monthly financial reporting

Optimizing net operating income and asset value

What Makes New Branch Different

We protect your commercial asset like it’s our own.

We manage unforeseen challenges.

We cover overlooked details.

Contact us to learn how we can collaborate with you in getting the most out of your commercial property asset.

The thing that sets us apart the most is we focus on the relationship with the client and not just getting a transaction done
– Douglas Donia, CEO and Partner

Property Management FAQs

What are CAM charges and how are they reconciled?

Common Area Maintenance (CAM) covers the cost of “shared” items like lobbies, parking lot lighting, and landscaping. These are typically estimated monthly and “reconciled” annually—meaning if the actual costs were higher than the estimates, the tenant pays the difference; if lower, they get a credit.

Who is responsible for "Capital Improvements" vs. "Repairs"?

This will depend on how the lease was written and negotiated, however in most cases standard repairs (fixing a leaky faucet) are usually covered under CAM or by the tenant. Capital improvements (replacing the entire roof or the HVAC system) are often the landlord’s responsibility, though some NNN leases may pass these costs through to tenants over the life of the equipment.

What does a commercial property manager do?

We handle day-to-day operations including rent collection, maintenance coordination, tenant communication, budgeting, vendor management, and asset performance oversight.

Do you handle leasing as well?

Some managers do in-house leasing; others coordinate with brokers. Clarify if leasing fees are separate.

What happens if a tenant doesn’t pay rent?

We follow lease terms—late notices, fees, and legal action if necessary (which may include eviction depending on the situation).

How are operating expenses handled (CAM)?

Tenants typically pay their pro-rata share of Common Area Maintenance (CAM), taxes, and insurance depending on lease structure (NNN, modified gross, etc.).

Do you handle CAM reconciliations?

Yes—annual reconciliation ensures tenants pay their actual share versus estimates.

Do you have preferred vendors?

Yes—we work with vetted vendors to ensure quality and competitive pricing.

Looking for guidance on a commercial property?

Talk with a local commercial real estate advisor about your goals and options.

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