Yellow Key has been tremendously helpful with three separate major maintenance issues at our…read moreproperty. They coordinated with and secured a company that did a great job rebuilding our porch and balcony. They also helped us out with a difficult roof replacement. Most recently, I had a washing machine fail and flood my laundry room and finished basement. I called Yellow Key at 6:30am on a Saturday morning and they arrived at my property with a mediation company within 90 minutes. Work started the same day. They do a great job maintaining their properties and use high quality companies for repairs.

I was one of the tenants at an apartment complex that Christian managed. Christian approached so…read morecalled problems with patience and understanding. No problem seemed too great or too small. Christian possessed a strong sense of calmness no matter what issue was presented to him. Christians is with very prompt to resolve problems. He always has a solution to each problem. He always treated me kindness. Christian has this talent of defusing misunderstandings with honesty. I always knew that Christian was would work with me regarding any concern. Christian is a unique and great manage. Rolland Perry Tenant .

Verona is a breath of fresh air when it comes to property management. There are so many bad…read moremanagement companies out there - don't put up with it anymore. Joe and Lindsey are on top of everything - very responsive and knowledgeable. Give them a call if your property manager is slacking off, you'll be glad you did.

From the owner: Homeowners Association Management HOA Management…read moreCommunity Association Management Condominium Association Management In-House Construction and Maintenance Teams Support, Coordination and Execution with Outside Contractors Budget Creation and Oversight Legal Support Services: Bookkeeping and Accounting Functions with Full Transparency to the Board 24-Hour Emergency Service Full Transparency of all Contracts, Bids, Contact Lists and all Association Related Documents Bylaw and Rule Creation and Enforcement History: Verona Management, is the area's leading Association and Property Manager serving the Chicagoland area. We specialize in Association support, coordination and execution with outside contractors, budget creation, oversight and construction management! For all your property management needs, contact Verona Management. Certifications: Certified Property Manager Licensed Bonded and Insured Contractor

I bought a property a few years ago and initially tried to manage everything myself, but over time…read moreit became more overwhelming than I expected. I eventually reached out to Konstantin at Inter Properties for help. Konstantin made the whole process a lot easier for me from the beginning. He took the time to answer all of my questions, was always quick to respond, and helped put a lot of my worries at ease. He's also been helping coordinate with his awesome maintenance crew to get the work done. My property is now being renovated and prepared to be rented to tenants. Thank you, Konstantin, and your team, for all your help. I really appreciate it!

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.

I would highly recommend working with GC Realty. Their team is professional, responsive, and…read moreextremely knowledgeable about the local market. They communicate clearly, follow through on what they promise, and make the entire process smooth and efficient.

I moved into a garden-level (basement) unit managed by GC Realty & Development in October 2025…read more While maintenance requests were generally responded to quickly, many of the underlying issues were never properly resolved, resulting in repeated problems throughout my tenancy. Within the first few weeks of moving in, my apartment flooded. Maintenance responded, but the issue was never fully corrected, and the unit flooded two additional times within the same year. During one incident, a plumber attempted to rod the sewer line, but a City of Chicago employee who responded advised that the equipment being used was too small for the job. This information was reported to management, but no additional action appeared to be taken. During severe storms in the spring and summer of 2026, the building lost power for approximately a day and a half. Because the sump pumps were electrically powered and no backup battery system had been installed, I was unable to use the bathroom facilities and had to leave the apartment. The lack of a backup system created significant inconvenience and concern. The unit also experienced multiple water intrusion issues. Water leaked into the rear of the apartment, and I was informed there was a large hole in the roof that had not been repaired. As a result, water stains developed in several areas of the unit, including the bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. Additional leaks from an upstairs unit caused water damage in my bathroom and kitchen. There were electrical outlets located near some of the areas affected by water intrusion, which raised safety concerns. The apartment contained a whirlpool bathtub, but the jets did not function because they had been disabled. The tub itself was stained and unusable for its intended purpose. Many fixtures and building systems appeared outdated, including the HVAC system. An inspector who visited before the building was sold confirmed that airflow throughout the apartment was inconsistent due to the age of the system. Certain rooms remained cold in the winter and difficult to cool during the summer. Also to mention the windows has not been updated since the building has been built (2009). The outside of the windows is rotting out at the bottom. They put cauking on the outside to stop the draft instead of replacing the whole thing. The property's exterior also presented concerns. The front metal staircase and rear porch exhibited extensive rust. Rather than replacing the entire structure, only the walking surface panels were replaced. Residents reported concerns about the condition of these structures. Additionally, the electric gate serving the rear parking area stopped functioning and remained unresolved despite being reported. Approximately three to four months after moving in, the slats on a utility closet bi-fold door began falling out. I submitted a maintenance request asking that the door be repaired or replaced. Instead, GC Realty & Development charged my account $466 for a replacement door, alleging tenant-caused damage. When I requested proof that I had damaged the door, no evidence was provided. The only photographs supplied were prior move-in photos. I disputed the charge because I believed the issue resulted from normal wear and tear rather than tenant negligence. Another concern involved communication and tenant relations. It was often difficult to reach anyone with decision-making authority. Communication generally occurred through lower-level staff, and obtaining responses from supervisors or management was challenging. The property owners themselves did not directly communicate with tenants. Despite the unresolved maintenance issues throughout the property, GC Realty & Development attempted to increase my rent by approximately $120, mind you I'm already paying $1,980 for a garden apartment. Around the same time, my online rent payment portal was disabled because I disputed the $466 door charge. I have maintained stable employment for over 13 years and have consistently paid rent on time. August 2026 was the first month in which I was unable to make a payment, solely because access to the payment portal had been restricted. After the building was sold, I was informed by the new management that GC Realty & Development had recommended not renewing my lease, allegedly due to unpaid rent. However, the outstanding balance was directly related to the disputed charge and the disabled payment portal. Prior to this situation, I had no history of late rent payments during my tenancy. Overall, my experience with GC Realty & Development was disappointing. While maintenance requests were often acknowledged, recurring flooding, water damage, unresolved building issues, disputed charges, communication difficulties, and payment-related disputes created an ongoing pattern of frustration. Based on my personal experience, I would not recommend renting a property managed by GC Realty & Development. The Owners should be ashamed as well!! NISON & IRENA

An absolute joke of a company who don't care about their residents at all. Communication is…read moreterrible and they have shady business tactics to try and fine their residents for whatever they can. Stay far away from these crooks.

They do nothing but collect our assessments, raise their prices, charge us extra for collecting our…read moreassessments. Any time you have a question they only give excuses. Worthless is giving them more than they are due. They now claim they are just passing on a fee they are charged for doing what they contracted to do. What a load of bull. They were contracted to collect assessments. They then choose how to do it and if they pick a way that costs them that is on these inept hacks. I pay lots the same way: gas, electric, township water/sewer/trash pick-up for example. None charge extra for that. Next they'll be charging extra for gas when they have to run an errand or a charge for every phone call (a phone maintenance charge). This is a worthless outfit and deserves to be just a bad memory.

I had an outstanding experience working with Serena and her team…read more during both the sale of my previous home and the purchase of my new one. From day one, they were organized, proactive, and incredibly knowledgeable about the market. They guided me through every step with patience and clarity, making what could have been a stressful process feel smooth and manageable. Their negotiation skills were top‑tier, and I always felt like they were advocating for my best interests. Whether it was prepping my home for listing or navigating the complexities of buying, they were always one step ahead. I couldn't be happier with the results on both sides of the transaction. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a true professional who genuinely cares.

ive been using this company for my tiny house rental company, I've got mulitple properties ran by…read moremultiple local management teams, Chicago central and Serena are the best in the game! I'm a 23 year veteran landlord developer and investor, I know good when I see it. I 100% give my stamp of approval! amazing responsiveness, market knowledge and overall friendly and to the point!

My Mom has lived at the Legends for about 30 years. The management company does a great job taking…read morecare of the property, club house and pool....

Williamson Management: Why do you have same board members in the past 25 years? Some are there…read moresince 10-15 years? Same members repeatedly for 20 years! When residents apply and even if they get maximum votes you do not appoint them. All board members are very discriminatory! Why are you not appointing new members?

This building has been my home for the last 25 years and my grandma's for 38. I've seen this place…read morego through every change you could imagine, yet it still feels like the same old building I grew up in. I can still remember the mornings when the men in the building would gather for a smoke, coffee and donuts in the maintenance room. While alot of the older folks have moved on or passed away I still feel the same neighborly bond with most of the people I run into in the building. The grounds themselves are quite beautiful with views of the golf course and 290 (such a nice view at night). The pool has been an instatution here since it's inception, perfect for families and their guests. I've had many great pool parties and birthdays here. The underground parking has been a life saver so many times, and the shopping carts to help move stuff around really makes a big difference. The fitness room, while not very big, has everything you need for workouts. Honestly I could go on all day about all the hidden nooks and cranies the building holds. As for the HOA, yes it has definitely gone through ups and downs over the years. Sometimes there are what seem like pretty strict rules put in place but overall they only make the building better from what I've seen. I would highly suggest looking into our building if your looking for a place to settle in the area.

Many people will recognize this as the ugly building visible from 290 and Addison road, yet the…read moreinside offers a different image. Yes, the balcony pattern is "interesting", but they are nice to stand on while surveying the golf course surrounding the building (depending which side you're on). The lobby is clean, nicely lit, and classy with a lounging portion plus the association offices are down there, I believe. Fifteen floors, the 15th labeled the penthouse level (those places are two leveled)-- that is where I spend the majority of my time since that is where my bestfriend lives. Her place has 5 balconies, 2 of which are large enough for entertaining on. They have done some work remodeling on their home so it has 2 bedrooms, 3 baths, a full (and awesome) bar, then of course laundry room, dining space, kitchen, and living room (very high ceilings). I've only been in one or two other places here so I don't know how the others really compare. Associations are a pain in the ass, in my opinion, so I couldn't stand actually living here. Some of the people who live in the Dominion tower have little else to do with their time than call the police if they see a grape fall from a balcony, or try to regulate all activity at the pool, or complain about anything in general. But still, it could be worse. Age range is pretty wide here, families and seniors. The pool is decent. Opens memorial day weekend and closes in September sometime. Guests welcome with a resident's guest pass. Heated when need be, shallow and deep ends, life guard on duty, bathrooms on site, eating section with umbrella-covered tables, a fridge for drinks and food for the day, lounging chairs, some pool toys, etc. There are also tennis courts and a fitness center which I have surprisingly never used in the 7 years we've been friends. The entrance to get to the building is near the Maple Meadows golf club entrance, so you have to be careful of crossing golfers on the private road. Guest parking is of course at the front door of the building (resident parking is underground) and also along the private road (signs present with restrictions). I could say more, but for all intents and purposes, I think this is a fine base.