For more than 80 years, New York property owners have trusted their holdings to Kaled Management Corp.— and with good reason: We manage every building in our portfolio as if it were our own. A family business that owns and/or manages over 7,000 residential units, we’re known for both our high industry standards and our hands-on approach. From day-to-day operations to long-term planning, you can count on us to ensure your property is efficiently managed to maximize value (and minimize headaches).
“Kaled runs their buildings and operations in a first class manner. Both Ed and Greg are well respected throughout the New York business and real estate communities, and we look forward to continuing our long standing relationship with Kaled for many years to come."
Kaled Mgt is a company staffed with real estate professionals who not only manage but proactively find solutions to problems. When we interviewed Kaled during our search for a new management company in 2009 we asked to also interview the agent for our building. That agent, Jodee Sarisky, came in and impressed us so much that we hired Kaled with the promise that she would always be our agent. She is smart and multi-tasks better than anyone I know. Our building had a fire in 2015 at 6 AM. I called Jodee and by 6:30 Peter Lehr was on site and by 8:30 they had a cleanup company working in the building. Kaled has ALWAYS been there for us and they’ll be there for you too.
As a lender, working with Kaled Management is nothing but a pleasure. They are top notch in the industry of owning and managing properties throughout the country. Their expertise and knowledge have built them a reputation like no other in our field.
I have been in real estate my entire life. I am the third-generation president and CEO of the Kalikow Group, which owns and or manages more than 6,000 apartments, condominiums and co-ops in New York City, Nassau & Suffolk. I care about the properties we own and maintain as well as the people who live … Continue reading “There are certain uncertainties a developer just canʼt live with”
Describing the Housing Act of 2019 as a big mistake for NY owners, renters and the city, panelists believe that the law creates uncertainty and is retroactive as much as 23 years; predicting fewer property improvements and fewer jobs as owners, builders and bankers continue to discuss this legislation.
The decision to modify New York City’s rent laws had good intentions. They say that’s what the road to hell is paved with. There’s no denying the system needed an overhaul. Bad landlords had figured out ways to abuse the system and take advantage of tenants, engaging in illegal behavior to push out rent regulated … Continue reading “Too much, too far, too fast – by Ed Kalikow”
