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Cityside Management Corp. wins federal contract to manage properties in 13 states

Cityside Management Corp. will soon be providing services for a large portfolio of occupied properties covering a vast portion of the Eastern United States. Residential real estate assets in all six New England states, DE, NJ, NY, NC, OH, PA and SC will be referred to Cityside for property management service. The company was recently awarded this multi-state contract by a large GSE (Government Sponsored Enterprise) and began implementing the work in January. Having managed thousands of aggregate single family residential properties 37 different states, Cityside's national property management division is highly experienced and poised to take on this contract covering 13 states. The company has deep experience combined with a strong track record of maneuvering and complying with diverse laws & regulations affecting real estate within different states and municipalities. Preparation for managing the newly assigned property assets and the unique contract requirements is vigorously underway. Cityside CEO, Chris Dolloff, is pleased with his company's growth in this direction. His company continues to expand its experience managing a variety of assets in federal, state and private equity investor market sectors. "The addition of this new business will allow Cityside's divisions to better utilize and share many of its already existing resources in these regions of the country," said Dolloff. Cityside is a single-source real estate portfolio management services provider based in Manchester, NH with five field offices throughout the United States.
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