Madison Valley Property Management for Townhomes, Houses and HOAs

Madison Valley property management services

• Rental property management: for townhouses, detached houses, condo units and duplexes to fourplexes. We advertise the home, check credit, income and rental history for each applicant, prepare the lease, collect rent online and pay it into your bank account. Repairs go through our vendor network, and the owner portal keeps a running record of what came in and went out between monthly statements.
• Tenant placement: a one-time service for owners who will run the rental themselves. We market the home, hold the showings and review applications, then pass the tenant and the signed lease to you.
• Condominium and HOA management: suited to townhome or row-home associations, single-building condos and boards looking for financial-only management. Each association gets one dedicated manager, budgets prepared for board review, monthly financials, oversight of dues collection and reserve study coordination with licensed specialists.

What Madison Valley owners should know

No City neighborhood snapshot covers Madison Valley on its own, so the housing figures below describe Census Tract 77, the tract that includes E Madison Street at 27th and 28th Avenues East. The City counts that tract in its Central Area and Squire Park reporting area, so the figures also take in neighboring blocks to the south.

• Townhouses are common. About 20% of the tract's homes are townhouses or other attached single-family houses, against 6% across Seattle, and about half are detached houses (Census table B25024, 2020 to 2024).
• Old and new homes sit side by side. In the tract, homes from before 1940 make up nearly three in ten, and homes from 2000 or later about a third (Census table B25034). A pre-1940 house and a recent townhouse need different upkeep plans, and our rental management covers both.
• Owners outnumber renters. Renters make up about 38% of the tract's households; across Seattle the figure is 56% (Census table B25003).
• The G Line ends here. King County Metro's RapidRide G Line runs on Madison Street from 1st Avenue downtown, past First Hill, to its Madison Valley stops at 27th and 28th Avenues East (Metro timetable). The City's project page says service began in September 2024, connecting downtown with the Central District and Madison Valley. A home within a few blocks of a stop can mention that in its rental ad.
• The Arboretum is just off Madison Street. The Washington Park Arboretum covers 230 acres jointly managed by the UW Botanic Gardens and the City of Seattle. The Seattle Japanese Garden at its south end is reached by Metro buses that stop on nearby Madison Street.

Madison Valley owner and board questions

Can a small Madison Valley townhome association hire a property manager?

Yes. Our condo and HOA management in Madison Valley takes on row-home and townhome groups as well as small HOAs that have run themselves, and boards that would rather keep other duties can choose financial-only management. Your board still leads, a dedicated Madison Valley property manager handles the operating work, and owners pay dues, find documents and send maintenance requests through AppFolio.

I live in my Madison Valley townhouse. What changes if I rent it out?

You take on a landlord's work: finding and screening a tenant, signing a lease, collecting rent and keeping up with repairs. With full Madison Valley rental management, we handle all of it; with tenant placement, we handle the first steps and you take over after move-in. Our rental page suggests weighing full management if you have several rentals or live outside King County. It helps to read our Seattle Landlord Resource Center first.

Nearby areas we serve

• First Hill, on the same G Line
• Capitol Hill
• Montlake
• Leschi

Buying or selling in Madison Valley

When you are ready to buy or sell, one of our licensed agents can act for you. Buying into a townhome or condo association? Our buyer's agents go through the resale certificate, reserves and board minutes with you before you commit. More on buying real estate and selling your property.

Ask about your townhouse, house or board

To talk through Madison Valley property management for your home or association, call (206) 283-6000, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or use our contact page. Our office is at 3227 NE 125th St, Seattle, WA 98125.

Quorum is a locally owned Seattle firm that has served the Greater Seattle area since 1985, and we belong to the Community Associations Institute, the Rental Housing Association of Washington and the Washington Landlord Association.