Janet Frazier, Partner/President/Chief Executive Officer

Ms. Frazier is the President/CEO of Maloney Properties, Inc. and a founding partner in 1981. Prior to becoming President, Ms. Frazier served as the Chief Operating Officer for Maloney Properties overseeing the operation of the Management Company as well as thousands of units of resident owned housing including both condominiums and cooperatively owned properties as well as conventional rental properties. Ms. Frazier, a licensed real estate broker, has effectively directed the marketing of condominiums, cooperatives and rental housing, including market rate, affordable and assisted. Ms. Frazier provides consulting services to property owners in a variety of areas, including tenant selection, financial restructuring and property management.

Prior to Ms. Frazier’s role as Chief Operating Officer, she was a Vice President and Regional Manager who supervised a diverse portfolio of residential housing including resident owned as well as conventional rental and public housing. In that capacity she specialized in the financial restructuring of complex real estate transactions allowing properties to be recapitalized for continued success.

Ms. Frazier was a Regional Property Manager for a large private sector firm prior to Maloney Properties. In this capacity she managed housing developed by a community-based, non-profit sponsor under the auspices of the Farmers Home Administration.

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Diana Kelly, Partner/Vice President

Ms. Kelly is the Vice President of Maloney Properties and oversees a varied portfolio of both conventional and assisted rental housing managed by Maloney Properties, Inc. as Regional Property Manager. She has solid experience in managing resident controlled housing, particularly under the expiring use programs. Ms. Kelly designs and oversees complex relocation efforts at developments undergoing significant rehabilitation.

In addition to her responsibilities as a partner in the firm Ms. Kelly serves as President of the Affordable Housing Training Foundation. The Foundation is a non-profit corporation created in 2000 through gifts given for the purpose of providing training to individuals currently working in the field of affordable housing management and who desire to further develop their skills.

Ms. Kelly is a board member for Citizens’ Housing and Planning Association (CHAPA), a member of the New England Black Property Manager’s Forum, a board member for Southwest Boston CDC, a trustee for Wilton Brook Condo Association, former Director of Casa Myrna Vasquez, Inc., and Concilio Human Services, Inc. in Boston. Ms. Kelly is also a former member of the Board of Directors of the United South End Settlements and The Greater Roxbury Development Corporation.

In June 1998, Ms. Kelly received the Metropolitan Boston Housing Partnership’s Community Leadership and Organizing Center’s (CLOC’s) Empowerment Award. This award was in recognition of her efforts on behalf of and in collaboration with residents and the contributions she has made towards making the community a better place to live.

In August of 2001, Madison Park Development Corporation presented Ms. Kelly with an award for outstanding leadership and 20 years of committed service to the Lower Roxbury Community.

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Susan S. Stockard, Partner/Vice President/ Director of Resident Services

Ms. Stockard oversees all Resident Services in properties managed by Maloney Properties. As such, Ms. Stockard works with the resident services coordinators and/or property managers, guiding the development of resident service programs.

Prior to assuming the position of Director of Resident Services, Ms.Stockard served as Regional Property Manager for an extensive portfolio of senior housing.  Ms.Stockard will continue as Principal-in-Charge for the senior housing portfolio consulting with Regional Property Managers as needed.  Prior to joining Maloney Properties in 1985, Ms.Stockard served in a variety of capacities in the elder housing field.  She directed a research project to design models for delivering health and social services to elders in public housing.  The published report “Aging in Place” received national acclaim.  She also worked with the Baptist Home of Massachusetts as Director of Social Services for 100 level II, III, and IV residents of their nursing home.  Concurrent with those responsibilities she was the Director of Shared Housing, investigating the feasibility of a shared housing program for the Baptist Home. 

Ms.Stockard served as Coordinator of Housing Services for Boston Aging Concerns Committee (formerly Back Bay Aging Concerns Committee), responsible for resident recruitment and management of The Shared Living House, an inter-generational community.  Additionally, she was responsible for the development of a second shared living house. 

Ms.Stockard is a current panel member of the Elder Services Committee and the Elderly/Disabled Housing Committee of the Citizens Housing and Planning Association.  She is a current member and past President and Vice President of the New England Elderly Housing Association.  Ms.Stockard is past president and board member of Match-up Interfaith Volunteers serving the elders of greater Boston.   Previously she has served as a task force member for Cambridge Living Options for Elders in an effort to preserve lodging houses for elders, and she has served on an advisory committee to the Cambridge School Department to establish a temporary residence for pregnant teenagers.  Additionally, Ms.Stockard is a current Board member and President of Common Place, a housing cooperative formed in 1973.

Ms. Stockard is a Certified Housing Manager, certified by the National Center for Housing Management.

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Celeste Vezina, Partner/Vice President

Ms. Vezina is the Treasurer of Maloney Properties, Inc. responsible for the fiscal affairs of the company, its financial decisions, investments, and for the finances of the individual properties managed by the firm. Ms. Vezina provides financial advice to Regional Property Managers on a variety of cash management issues as those concerns relate to individual properties.

Ms. Vezina supervises and oversees the Maloney Properties, Inc. Insurance Programs, which include property and liability insurance on the developments in the management portfolio, workers’ compensation, health insurance and long-term disability. Ms. Vezina administers the company’s Employee and Safety and Health Programs. She also chairs Maloney Properties’ Personnel Policy Committee.

Prior to joining Maloney Properties, Inc., she was a member of the Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency staff. In the position of Management Officer, she coordinated and implemented the Agency’s many subsidy programs. Before that Ms. Vezina was a Section 8 Housing Coordinator for the Cambridge Housing Authority. Ms. Vezina entered the housing industry as a Regional Property Manager for Greater Boston Community Development, Inc. now Community Builders.

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Michael Frazier, Partner/Vice President

Michael Frazier, Vice President and Partner with Maloney Properties, Inc. Maloney Properties is a full service property management company that specializes in affordable housing owned by non-profit community development corporations and resident associations.

Mr. Frazier oversees all aspects of facilities management for the over 7,500 units of housing managed by Maloney Properties. Together with his staff he provides “hands on” training to site personnel and acts as a consultant to the Regional Property Managers ensuring that the highest standards of facility management maintenance delivery services are provided at each site managed.

Mr. Frazier has been involved in all areas of the planning, construction and maintenance of multi-family and elderly housing and has extensive experience in all types of buildings and people involved in the maintenance profession at all levels. This experience has provided him with an acute understanding of the challenges faced in providing quality maintenance especially in this time of shrinking resources and increased demand through more rigid compliance requirements.

Mr. Frazier has worked in the affordable housing industry for over 25 years focusing on the immediate and long term physical needs of properties. Mr. Frazier entered the housing management profession as the Superintendent of Buildings an Grounds for a housing cooperative located in Lincoln, Massachusetts. Mr. Frazier subsequently became a Regional Maintenance Coordinator for a large, private sector property management organization. In this position, he planned and supervised the capital improvements and coordinated maintenance for over a thousand units of housing before becoming a founding partner of Maloney Properties, Inc.

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Kathleen Tyrrell Luce, Partner/Vice President

Kathleen Tyrrell Luce oversees the management of a large portfolio of mixed income family housing. Kathy has been a member of the Maloney Properties’ team since 1983 and specializes in the management of resident owned or controlled housing. The properties in her portfolio are located throughout the states of Massachusetts and Vermont and utilize low income housing tax credits, HUD financing, MassHousing financing, and/or VHFA sponsored programs. All of these sites are either owned by the residents or have strong resident participation.  One of the properties is a mixed income 200 unit family development jointly owned by Maloney Properties, Inc. and the Whiting Farms Tenant Association through a Partnership. 

Prior to being promoted to Regional Manager and then Vice President, Ms. Tyrrell Luce was the Property Manager at Lakeview Manor between 1985 and 1989. Lakeview was a seriously distressed public housing development located in Weymouth, MA. In her role as property manager, Ms. Tyrrell Luce was responsible for the implementation of an extensive relocation program, as well as monitoring a multi-million dollar modernization program.  She was also responsible for the development and implementation of a comprehensive on-site supportive services program.  A major responsibility in her role at Lakeview Manor was the development and implementation of the tenant-management partnership, which was considered to be a model for public housing communities. 

Ms. Tyrrell Luce was the President of the Vermont Housing Manager’s Association (VHMA) for 7 years and continues to be a member of their Executive Committee, serves on the Board of the Burlington Vermont Community Land Trust (BCLT), is a current Board Member of the New England Resident Services Coordinators (NERSC), and a current Board Member of the Vermont Children’s Trust Foundation. 

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Lynn M. Delidow, Vice President - Regional Manager

Ms. Delidow is a Vice President and Regional Manager responsible for a large portfolio of resident controlled developments financed with Low Income Housing Tax Credit, Section 8, Section 236 and project based MRVP. Ms. Delidow is also responsible for designing and facilitating monthly training programs for the company’s property managers and oversees the operations of the Corporation's Central Office.

In 1987, Ms. Delidow joined Maloney Properties, Inc.
serving as a Property Manager for Lincoln Woods; a
125- unit mixed income housing cooperative. She coordinated and oversaw implementation of several capital improvements programs to upgrade the interiors of apartments. In 1990, she was promoted to manage the North Canal Apartments in Lowell Massachusetts, where she was responsible for monitoring fiscal operations and delivering management and maintenance services to the 265-unit development undergoing a multi-million dollar rehabilitation, including an extensive relocation program.

In 1994, Ms. Delidow served as the Facilities Management Coordinator for Maloney Properties, Inc. Ms. Delidow was responsible for the training and evaluation of maintenance systems throughout the entire management portfolio. She was also available to assist in the coordination of construction management responsibilities undertaken on behalf of our clients. Her ability to work with Property Managers, contractors, architects, and others involved in Facilities Management built upon her previous experience as a Property Manager.

Ms. Delidow, MSW, has a C3P designation for the management of properties that receive tax credits. She formerly held memberships in the New England Elderly Housing Association, its Advisory Board, and the National Council on Aging.

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Sue Johnson, Vice President - Regional Manager

Ms. Johnson joined Maloney Properties as a Regional Manager in August 1995. Ms. Johnson oversees a large and diverse portfolio consisting of senior housing, condominiums and other resident owned housing.

Prior to joining Maloney Properties, Inc., Ms. Johnson was Executive Director of the Newton Community Development Foundation (NCDF).  While there, Ms. Johnson worked on the conversion of the Warren School into 59 units of mixed income housing. At NCDF, Ms. Johnson also oversaw four mixed income housing developments for families, senior citizens, and disabled individuals with a total of 400 units.

Ms. Johnson formerly served at the Everett Housing Authority and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Ms. Johnson served on the Metropolitan Boston Housing Partnership Board and the Elliot House Advisory Board.

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Mark Kelly, CPM, Vice President/Regional Manager         

Mr.Kelly joined Maloney Properties in November 1996 as the Property Manager of a complex scattered site property in Dorchester.  In March 1998 he was promoted to Regional Manager of the majority of the Maloney Properties’ Dorchester portfolio.  In December 2001, Mr.Kelly transitioned the Dorchester portfolio to another Regional Manager and assumed responsibilities for a new portfolio of housing for Maloney Properties which includes TentCity, West End Place, and most recently Madison Park Village in Lower Roxbury. 

Mr.Kelly is an expert on security matters and has worked extensively on security and resident services programming designed to prevent violence in Boston.  He founded the nationally acclaimed program in Dorchester, Team Expeditions, a program that teaches leadership and self-confidence to teens by challenging them on a variety of outdoor adventures such as kayaking, rock climbing, skiing, white water rafting, hiking, mountain biking, camping and many other exciting endeavors.

Mr.Kelly started in Property Management in 1990 after working for Fidelity Investments for several years.  He worked for a development and management firm from 1990 to 1995 to purchase, rehab, market, lease and manage a portfolio of previously distressed condominiums and their associations in Allston/Brighton Massachusetts.

Mr.Kelly is a Certified Property Manager through the Institute of Real Estate Management, and a licensed Real Estate Broker.

Mr. Kelly has been recognized over the years with the following awards:

DorchesterBay Economic Development Corporation “Service the Residents of Dorchester and Roxbury” 1997; Boston City Council, “Recognition for Outstanding Service to Communities of Color” 1997 Boston Police Department,  “Dedication to Youth in the Roxbury Community”  1999 

Joseph L. Salvia III, Vice President /Regional Manager

Mr. Salvia joined Maloney Properties in 2001 and is responsible for overseeing the management of several mixed income scattered site properties in Dorchester, South End, Worcester and Marlborough.

Prior to joining Maloney Properties, Inc. Mr. Salvia worked with another large property management company from 1981 until 2001 overseeing a mixed portfolio of market rate and subsidized properties. He has extensive experience managing a variety of complex properties including multiple subsidy programs, substantial rehab and new construction projects. Mr. Salvia’s portfolio consisted of over 1400 mixed income units within Massachusetts and Connecticut. In Connecticut, Mr. Salvia was directly responsible for overseeing the HOPE VI project that included substantial rehab and new construction of 700 units at Monterey Place and Southwood Square. He has extensive experience managing the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Programs and has received accreditation through Spectrum Industries. In his twenty years of property management experience, Mr. Salvia has handled a broad range of subsidy and development programs, including: HOPE VI, Section 8, 221d3/BMIR, 236, SHARP Rental Program, Title 2 Preservation and LIHTC.

Mr. Salvia is presently a member of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO) and the Worcester Chamber of Commerce and a past member of the New England Elderly Housing Association.