CONTRIBUTED BY 360 MANAGEMENT
AUBURN —
360 Management is pleased to announce that it has brought multiple apartment complexes under management in both Auburn and Alabaster, boosting the recent growth of the company and additional staff hired.
“We are always looking for ways to expand our business and bring the 360 Management way of doing business to more clients, and we are pleased to take on this new challenge in Auburn and Alabaster,” said Nonet Parmer Reese, co-founder of Three Sixty and 360 Management.
In Auburn, the apartments at The Vue on Glenn, The Vue on Dean and The Vue on Ross offer spacious and comfortable living in a prime location. These three complexes offer the Auburn community stylish apartments with private bedrooms, and amenities for health, fitness and socializing.
Potential tenants interested in learning more about The Vue properties in Auburn can contact the company at 334-752-0021.
“We’re excited to implement 360 Management’s operational efficiencies to enhance the rental process for tenants and increase the return on investment for property owners,” said Leigh Bass, branch broker for 360 Management.
ABOUT 360 MANAGEMENT
Whether clients need to purchase, sell or rent a home in the Auburn/Opelika area or require help with the management of an investment property, 360 Management is available to help, bringing a reputation built on commitments to community, technology innovation and sustainability. With priority placed on exceptional service, expert property management services and a diverse selection of rental properties, including student apartments and commercial properties, the team assists with this wide variety of real estate needs in a friendly atmosphere. 360 Management is part of the Three Sixty family of services, including real estate, property management, interior design and staging, vacation rentals and commercial real estate in Auburn, Birmingham and Lake Martin, Alabama.
To learn more about 360 Management, visit us at our website at 360managementservices.com or call 334-887-3606.
