Steward
Affordable Housing · Property Management · Six States
Steward manages affordable housing complexes for housing authorities, nonprofit developers, and LIHTC syndicators — where every unit audit matters and every resident deserves a building that's been cared for.
01 / Portfolio
Columbus, Ohio · 218 Units
When Steward assumed management, Millbrook Commons had deferred maintenance on three boiler systems and a waiting list that had stalled for two years. Within ninety days, mechanical systems were certified. Within eighteen months, the property was a model for the Columbus Housing Authority.
"Reduced vacancy loss from 11% to 2.4% in eighteen months. Zero material findings on last three MOR inspections."
02 / Portfolio
Baltimore, Maryland · 312 Units
A RAD conversion brought Harborview Terrace from public housing to project-based vouchers. The transition required simultaneous resident relocation, construction oversight, and new compliance infrastructure. Steward managed all three without a single displacement complaint.
"RAD conversion completed 40 days ahead of schedule. Resident satisfaction climbed from 3.1 to 4.8 within two years of transition."
03 / Portfolio
Louisville, Kentucky · 176 Units
Riverside Gardens had seen four management companies in seven years. Steward inherited a property with 34 outstanding work orders, a failing HVAC system in Building C, and residents who had stopped trusting management to follow through. That trust has been rebuilt, one closed ticket at a time.
"34 inherited work orders closed within 60 days. Average maintenance response time reduced from 11 days to 2.1 days."
Every portfolio has a building that's been quietly declining. We've seen it before — and we know exactly what to do next.
Portfolio Performance · 2025
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Bring us your most challenging property — the one with deferred maintenance, stalled compliance, or residents who've lost trust in management. That's where we start.
Currently managing 14,200 units across six states.