City Property Management Announces Groundbreaking New HOA App "HOA Your Way."
Phoenix, Arizona (PRWEB) November 08, 2015 -- City Property Management, which now manages nearly 100,000 residential units in more than 300 homeowners associations Arizona-wide, has developed a state-of-the-art information system that can be downloaded on any iPhone, iPad or Android phone and tablet.
The new CITYLINK HOA APP is the most sophisticated and robust in the industry today. It was designed to act as a micro-communications network within the City Property managed communities. At the push of a button on any of the communication networks, members of City Property Management homeowners associations can inquire about any one of several topics including paying assessments, viewing account histories, reviewing architectural requests, association financials or association meeting minutes.
The lost or found pet finder has been well received by homeowners. The alert is instantly pushed out to homeowners before the pet can wander too far from home. Additionally, residents can alert their association about violations or maintenance issues that need to be addressed by their association as well as vote remotely on elections and special issues. A photo can be included in the information along with its GPS location that will be transmitted to the CITYCYNC management software to be reviewed by the community manager.
“There is no end with what we will do with this new system,” said City Property Vice President Tim Garvin, Jr. “It not only makes the information available at the touch of a button, but also allows our residents to participate even more by providing immediate access to information stored in our CITYCYNC system. We feel this is the first step in the right direction to modernize the community management industry, and we look forward to adding more features and functions as time goes on.”
The CITYLINK HOA APP also offers homeowners the ability to vote on community issues from their device, thus increasing participation in the HOA management process. It’s as user-friendly as anything I have seen in the business,” Garvin said. “City Property Management has always prided itself on the fact that their resident’s information is always available to them at their convenience. This fine tunes the process of sharing and accessing information, making it more relevant to the smart phone age.”
The system took nearly two years to develop. The APP is connected to City Property’s CITYCYNC Management Software on the company’s servers. It works in real, live time and connects directly to a robust backend proprietary operating system offering round-the-clock access to all homeowner association business. The new APP virtually eliminates the need for time consuming phone calls and trips to the post office.
According to Garvin, “Our new APP is changing the way associations do business and it is one of the reasons why numerous new communities are coming online with City Property.”
When asked if City Property would be offering the CITYLINK HOA App to other markets and management companies, Garvin said “At this point in time we are offering this exclusively to our clients and residents in Arizona. But we would consider it in the future, however we want to focus our resources on making our ground-breaking technology the best it can be for what we do every day.”
Based in Phoenix, City Property Management’s portfolio includes a long list of the nation’s most respected builders including Pulte, Meritage, DR Horton, William Lyon, Taylor Morrison, Standard Pacific, Cullum, Wilson Parker, Elliott, and Maracay Homes, among others.
The company’s most prominent communities include Racquet Club, a gated condominium of 400 units in Scottsdale; WestPoint Town Center, a 1,620 home neighborhood in Surprise Farms III; Mirabel, a 350 home gated community of custom homes in Scottsdale; Summit at Copper Square luxury high rise condominiums; and West Wing Mountain, 1,700 homes in Peoria.
City Property also manages numerous smaller and mid-sized communities throughout Arizona; and has even managed some associations for more than 25 years.
Further information regarding the new groundbreaking City Property HOA APP can be found by visiting http://www.cityproperty.com or by calling 602-437-4777. Demo Video Available:
Tim Garvin Jr, City Property Management, http://cityproperty.com, +1 (702) 885-6962, [email protected]
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