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Company News

May 17, 2026

Camelot Expands Into North Miami at Three Horizons East

Camelot begins its first South Florida management engagement, working alongside the court-appointed receiver and local CAM-licensed partners at an 89-unit North Miami condominium.

Resources

May 9, 2026

NYC Property Management FAQ

Answers to the most common questions about NYC property management, co-op and condo governance, local-law compliance, and working with Camelot.

Company News

March 28, 2026

Camelot Q1 2026 NYC Market Report — Now Live

A practical snapshot of real-estate conditions across Manhattan, Queens, and the wider market — now available from Camelot Realty Group.

Company News

March 24, 2026

Camelot Realty Group Appointed Managing Agent for East of East Lofts in Long Island City

Camelot Realty Group has been appointed managing agent for East of East Lofts in Long Island City, supporting operations, service, and building performance.

Company News

March 21, 2026

5 Signs Your Property Manager Has Too Many Buildings

The most important number in a property-management proposal isn't the monthly fee — it's how many buildings each manager oversees.

Company News

March 21, 2026

The NYC Co-op That Saved $45,000 in Year One After Switching Management Companies

When a 73-unit Manhattan co-op switched management companies, they weren't expecting to save $45,000 in year one. Here's the breakdown.

Company News

March 21, 2026

What Some Property Management Companies Don't Tell You About Their Fees

The monthly management fee is just the starting point. Here's what to ask about ancillary charges, vendor markups, and after-hours policies.

Company News

March 8, 2026

NYC Local Law 97: What Your Co-op or Condo Board Needs to Know

A complete guide to NYC Local Law 97 compliance for co-op and condo boards — the fines, who is affected, and the top strategies to comply.

Company News

March 5, 2026

When Your Fuel Source Changes Overnight: A Winter Boiler Scare in Queens

In NYC, interruptible gas service is a great way to save on costs — until a deep freeze hits and the rules change overnight.