A Leader Among Delaware Property Management Companies

At FirstService Residential, our experts have spent the last quarter-century serving as one of the leaders among Delaware property management companies. Our goals are simple: to improve homeowner lifestyles while enhancing property values and maximizing your operating budgets. That’s how we deliver the exceptional service that you expect for a townhome community in Wilmington, a condo building in Dover or an active adult community in Southern Delaware.
 
We’re there whenever you need us, from attendance at your board meetings to regular property inspections. We improve communication with your residents, subcontractors and vendors, so that everyone is on the same page. We’ll also ease the burden of completing everything from budget reports to community newsletters. That’s how we build great relationships, by being genuinely helpful and taking care of the little things so that you don’t have to.

 

Facts About Delaware

The state of Delaware is full of unique charm. Known as “The First State,” Delaware was the first state to ratify the constitution in 1787. Its long history is easily observed throughout Delaware’s Northern region. Known as Chateau country, stately generation homes are nestled among rolling hills and beautiful foliage, evoking memories of the English countryside.

In contrast, Central Delaware is full of life and action. It is home to twice yearly NASCAR races as well as large musical festivals. Further south, miles of beautiful beaches and friendly coastal town make up the lower portion of the state. Sitting on a peninsula, and bordered by the Delaware River and Delaware Bay, the state offers easy access to water sports and is known for family-friendly fun.

Did you know:

• Delaware is the second smallest state, with a land area of 1,948 sq. miles. (Rhode Island is the smallest.)
• Delaware is the least populated state in America.
• With an average altitude of 60 ft. above sea level, Delaware is the lowest state. Ninety-five miles long and between nine and thirty-five miles wide, Delaware’s highest point, is near the Pennsylvania line, and only 442 ft. above sea level.
• 67.8% of Fortune 500 companies are Delaware entities.
• There are more corporate entities formed in Delaware than residents.  
• Over 89% of all companies that held an IPO in 2019 were Delaware corporations.
• Delaware has a unique Court called the Court of Chancery. The court is a preeminent business court in the United States, the judgments of which shape Delaware law, particularly in business entity and fiduciary matters, and are relied upon by other states as authoritative.
• Neighboring states know Delaware as the “Home of Tax Free Shopping,” and it is one of only five states without sales tax. Other states without sales tax are Alaska, Oregon, Montana and New Hampshire
• Delaware’s official state name is “The First State.” The first of the thirteen original colonies to ratify the Constitution in 1787, Delaware is given the first position in congressional votes and national events, such as Presidential Inaugurations.
• With only three counties, Delaware has the fewest number of any state.
• Delaware’s state bird is the Blue Hen, and it is sometimes called the “Blue Hen State.”
• For over a century, the state’s economic and industrial development was closely tied to the DuPont family, founders of one of the world’s largest chemical companies and the parent company of General Motors Corporation from 1933 until the 1950s.
• Delaware is home to Dover International Speedway, also known as the “Monster Mile,” which hosts two NASCAR races each year. 
• Tourism is a major industry. Delaware’s Rehoboth Beach has been nicknamed “The Nation’s Summer Capital” due to the number of people from Washington D.C. who come to enjoy the Atlantic’s sandy shore as a vacation destination.
• Delaware remained in the Union during the Civil War. Governor William Burton is quoted as saying that “his state was the first to join the Union by ratifying the constitution, and would be the last to leave it.

Our Delaware Property Management Services

As one of the leading Delaware property management companies, we understand that the first state's communities vary in size and consist of everything from single-family home to high-rise condominium properties. With so much variety in state features and communities, true expertise is needed in order to ensure that these communities keep running smoothly. FirstService Residential has the knowledge and value-added services to deliver excellent service and enhance resident lifestyles, every day. Use the links below to learn more about the services we offer throughout the state of Delaware.

Wilmington Property Management and Condo Management Services
Our local team of Wilmington property management professionals delivers best in class services and resources for communities in the area including condo management throughout Downtown, Baynard Village, Brandywine Village, Parkside, Green Acres, Sherwood Park, Lancashire, Londonberry, Highlands and Pike Creek.

New Castle Property Management Solutions
Allow the leader among Delaware property management companies assist your community get the most out of life through customized New Castle property management solutions. Services are offered throughout the county to cities including Delaware City, Middletown, New Castle, Newark and communities such as Bellefont, Newport, Greenville, Brookside, Christiana, Holly Oak, Marshallton, Red Lion, St. Georges, Odessa, Smyrna and Mill Creek.

Dover Property Management and HOA Management
Providing Dover property management and HOA management throughout neighborhoods like Edge Hill, Woodcrest, Paden Corner, Hazlettville, Highland Acres, Kent Acres, Crossgates, Mayfair, Towne Point, Star Hill, Magnolia and Bicentennial Village

Southern Delaware Property Management and Condo Management
As the leader among Delaware property management companies, we also offer Southern Delaware property management and condo management throughout the region including the Shore areas. Customized solutions can be created for a variety of community types across cities and communities such as Delmar, Georgetown, Laurel, Milford, Millsboro, Seaford, Bridgeville, Bethany Beach, Rehoboth Beach, Lewes, Selbyville and Milton.