Inland Empire, CA, November 5, 2010 — MERIT Property Management, a leading provider of California association property management and rental property management services, will begin services for Sycamore Creek located in Corona, CA. Upon completion, the homeowner association will consist of approximately 1,530 single family homes and 170 attached homes. MERIT will assist the board of directors with daily operations, financial services and strategic planning to benefit the residents of Sycamore Creek.
"This impressive master planned community association sits on 717 acres of premier land in Corona and MERIT's team is looking forward to working with the board of directors to become an active participant in Sycamore Creek's community," states MERIT's Inland Empire Business Unit Leader Suzanne Bolton.
Sycamore Creek offers residents over 25 miles of walking trails with lush landscaping and easy access to freeways, schools and local shopping centers. The homeowner association amenities include a state-of-the-art swim club with multiple pools, clubhouse, exercise room, office space and a tot lot. MERIT will take over management responsibilities on December 1st and create a seamless transition for residents and board members by bringing more than 30 years of association property management experience to the new partnership.
About MERIT Property Management
Since 1980, MERIT Property Management (www.meritpm.com) has grown to be one of the foremost providers of professional community association services in the western states. MERIT specializes in the forward planning and management of master planned, single family home/condominiums, active adult, and urban high- and mid-rise communities as well as rental property management for investors (www.meritrental.com).
MERIT Property Management is a part of FirstService Residential Management which manages over 4,000 communities, representing more than 1,000,000 homes/units in 18 states. FirstService Residential Management is a subsidiary of FirstService Corporation (NASDAQ:FSRV).
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