Maloney Properties, Inc. opened for business on May 1, 1981, to provide professional property management services to housing owners who are committed to the interests and well being of the resident population that the housing serves. Originally organized by Mark Maloney, the firm is a successful women owned business and is operated by a ten member Board of Directors, all of whom have worked in the industry for at least twenty years.

In addition to its ten principals, Maloney Properties has an excellent professional staff of senior executives. With their diverse talents, backgrounds, skills and experience, the company is able to offer a broad and highly qualified range of services, which fully encompasses the physical, financial and social needs of the properties it manages.

Currently, Maloney Properties manages over eighty housing developments containing approximately 8,000 units of housing. These properties, consisting of townhouse communities and luxury high-rise developments are primarily located in Boston, and the Greater Boston area. The properties include condominiums, cooperatives, and rentals and are owned primarily by non-profit community development corporations and resident associations.

Maloney Properties, Inc. specializes in the management and marketing of large residential properties including newly constructed properties and properties going through major rehabilitation. The firm has participated in the development of many newly constructed properties, including Rollins Square in the South End and West End Place in the Old West End neighborhood of Boston. Many of the newly constructed properties that Maloney Properties manages are specifically designed for elders, some of which include enhanced services and assisted living services.

With its diverse workforce of over 350 employees, more than 50% of whom are African-American, Latino and Asian, the company is able to provide management services that reduce or eliminate cultural and linguistic barriers. Maloney Properties is a certified Women Business Enterprise (WBE) and an African-American woman owns 18% of the firm.