Queen Anne Property Management for Owners and HOAs

Management services for owners and boards

• Rental property management. We handle tenants, maintenance, rent collection and monthly owner statements, with an owner portal for real-time financial reporting. It works for a house on the hill, a single condo unit you rent out, a duplex or an apartment building.
• Tenant placement. For owners who want to keep managing their own rental. We market the home, screen applicants and place a qualified tenant, then hand the lease to you. Our guide to tenant placement versus full management explains the difference.
• Condominium and HOA management. For condo associations in Queen Anne, including single-building associations. We provide routine visits, local vendors and financial management: board-ready budgets, monthly financial reporting, dues collection oversight and coordination of reserve studies with licensed specialists. Each association has a dedicated manager. No call centers or rotating contacts. Boards that want financial-only management can ask about that too.

Queen Anne property management: what owners should know

More renters than the city as a whole. In the city's Queen Anne reporting area, which also takes in South Lake Union and Seattle Center, 64% of households rent, compared with 56% citywide (2020 to 2024 Census Bureau survey estimates, from the City of Seattle's Queen Anne snapshot, updated June 2026).

About 13,700 more residents than in 2010. State and Census figures in the same City snapshot put the Queen Anne reporting area at 49,173 people in 2025, up from 35,458 in 2010.

Recent condo sales span buildings from 1907 to 2024. The King County Assessor tracks Lower Queen Anne, Queen Anne and North Queen Anne as their own condominium neighborhoods. Its 2025 report lists recent condo sales there in buildings built as early as 1907 and as recently as 2024. A board in a century-old building and a board in a new one face very different repair and budget questions, so the plan should start from the building itself. Boards can also read our Seattle Condo & HOA Management Guide.

Light rail is planned to reach Seattle Center in 2042. Sound Transit's Ballard Link Extension is still in planning. Its project page says service from SODO to Seattle Center, at the south end of Queen Anne, is scheduled to open in 2042.

For the city rules that apply to Seattle rentals, see our Seattle Landlord Resource Center.

Questions from condo boards and rental owners

Our condo building is more than a century old. How can a Queen Anne property manager help the board plan repairs?
Repair planning is part of our Queen Anne property management for condo boards. We coordinate a reserve study with licensed specialists on your board's behalf, and help the board weigh its funding options when it sets the annual budget. Your manager's routine visits document the building's condition and flag issues early, and our network of local Seattle-area vendors handles upkeep.

When a Queen Anne board interviews management companies, which questions matter most?
Start with your building's age and size, and ask how a company would plan around them. Ask who the board's day-to-day contact is, what the monthly financial reports show, how repairs get bid and arranged, and how owners pay dues and reach the manager. Our associations get board-ready budgets, reviewed vendor bids and AppFolio portals for owners and the board.

I'd like to manage my Queen Anne rental myself. Can you just find the tenant?
Yes. Tenant placement is a one-time service that ends with a signed lease and a clean handoff of funds and tenant information to you. From then on, you collect rent, answer maintenance requests and handle renewals as the landlord of record. If running the rental later takes more time than you want, we can convert it to full management at any point.

Nearby areas we serve

We also serve owners and boards in these nearby areas:

• Magnolia
• Fremont
• Ballard
• Wallingford
• Belltown

Buying or selling in Queen Anne

If you are selling a house or condo here, or buying one, our licensed agents can help with pricing, negotiation and closing. See selling your property and buying real estate, or read our Seattle Real Estate Market Guide.

Talk to us about your property

Tell us what you own and what you need: full management, a new tenant or support for your board. Contact us about Queen Anne property management or call (206) 283-6000.

Quorum belongs to the Community Associations Institute, the Rental Housing Association of Washington and the Washington Landlord Association. As a locally owned Seattle firm, we have served the Greater Seattle area since 1985.