Leschi Property Management for Townhouse Owners and HOA Boards

Leschi property management services

• Rental property management: for a single townhouse or house, a condo, a small multiplex of two to four units or a full apartment building. Listings reach renters through Zillow, Apartments.com and more than two dozen other rental websites, and our team handles screening, the lease, rent collection and maintenance. Leschi rental management with us includes monthly owner statements and an owner portal with real-time financial reporting.
• Tenant placement: for owners who want a qualified tenant but plan to manage the home themselves. Placement is a one-time service. We advertise the home, hold the showings, vet applicants and prepare the lease; after that, the tenancy is yours to run.
• Condominium and HOA management: for associations of every shape here, whether a row of townhomes, one condo building or a mixed-use property. Financial management covers budgets and oversight of dues collection, alongside routine walk-throughs, local vendors and board support. Every association we manage uses AppFolio for owner dues and documents.

What Leschi owners should know

• Townhouses are common. In census tracts 78 and 89, about 16% of homes are attached single-family homes such as townhouses, more than twice Seattle's 6%, and detached houses make up another 55% (Census table B25024).
• A large share of homes are older. About 40% were built before 1940, against 23% citywide (Census table B25034). Both housing figures are our sums of the Census Bureau's 2020 to 2024 survey estimates for the two tracts.
• The population is growing quickly. The City's Madrona/Leschi snapshot, using state estimates, puts the area at 12,819 residents in 2025, up from 10,910 in 2020. That is 3.3% a year, compared with 2.1% for Seattle.
• Light rail reached the area's edge in 2026. Judkins Park Station opened on March 28, 2026, when Sound Transit's Crosslake Connection carried the 2 Line across Lake Washington. The station's bus stops are at 23rd Ave S and S Judkins St, the area's southwest corner, and at Rainier Ave S and I-90.

Leschi owner and board questions

Our Leschi townhomes share an association. What does a property manager do for a small HOA?

Our condo and HOA management in Leschi gives each association one dedicated manager. For a small townhome HOA, the work usually centers on money and upkeep: a budget the board can approve, monthly financial reports, oversight of dues collection, regular walk-throughs, and bids and insurance certificates checked before a vendor starts. Board members still make the calls, and townhome and row-home communities are one of the association types we manage.

Should I mention Judkins Park Station when I list my Leschi rental?

Yes, if the walk is short. Trains on the 2 Line have stopped there since March 28, 2026. From Judkins Park they run east across the lake to Mercer Island, Bellevue and Redmond, and west to International District/Chinatown Station, where riders can change to the 1 Line. At opening, Sound Transit said trains would run about every eight minutes at peak at the new stations. We put details like this in a listing when they are accurate for the home.

My rented townhouse is part of a Leschi HOA. Can you manage the rental itself?

Yes. Townhouses are on our rental property list alongside houses and condo units, so we screen tenants, prepare the lease, collect rent and arrange repairs for yours as we would for a house, and send a monthly owner statement. If the HOA would like help as well, our condo and HOA management can be arranged for the association separately.

Central Seattle areas we also serve

• Capitol Hill
• Montlake
• Madison Valley
• First Hill

Why a local team matters in Leschi

Our property managers and licensed brokers work in-house from Seattle and know its neighborhoods well. Each property gets one dedicated manager. Owners, tenants and boards each have an AppFolio portal, and when you call, you reach a person instead of a ticket queue.

Buying or selling in Leschi

Thinking about selling a Leschi townhouse or house instead of renting it out? Our licensed agents handle the sale with clear advice and strong negotiation, and buyers who want to live here get full representation. Details are on our selling your property and buying real estate pages.

Contact our Leschi property management team

Let us know if you are looking for a Leschi property manager, a new tenant or support for your association. Phone (206) 283-6000, write to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or reach us through our contact page. We are based at 3227 NE 125th St, Seattle, WA 98125.

We are a locally owned Seattle firm, we have served the Greater Seattle area since 1985, and we are members of the Community Associations Institute, the Rental Housing Association of Washington and the Washington Landlord Association.