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Daisy Daisy is a tech-driven, full service condo and co-op management company, reimagining how buildings are run.

Boards govern easily, neighbors live better, and home feels like home.

When something keeps breaking in a building, we stay on it until we know why. Finding the root cause is what makes a rep...
10/13/2026

When something keeps breaking in a building, we stay on it until we know why. Finding the root cause is what makes a repair hold, so residents aren't waiting on the next breakdown.

One Brooklyn condo came to us after six months of an elevator that failed on and off, with every technician visit ending without an explanation. We pulled the service history, pushed the contractor until they found a failing cable inside the car, and kept the board updated at every step. Five weeks after we took over, the manufacturer's part arrived, and full service was restored.

Another 70-unit building in Queens just made the switch to Daisy!Changing management is not a small decision. It require...
10/06/2026

Another 70-unit building in Queens just made the switch to Daisy!

Changing management is not a small decision. It requires a board willing to question the status quo and lead its community into the future. This board did the hard part. Now it's our turn.

A new chapter. Another community run by Daisy.

When a building switches to Daisy, we start by reviewing every file the previous managers left behind.For Odine's buildi...
10/01/2026

When a building switches to Daisy, we start by reviewing every file the previous managers left behind.

For Odine's building, that meant more than 20 years of materials from previous management companies. Within two months, our Switch team reviewed the building and cleared up backlogged issues.

Switching managers is a big decision for a board, and the first few months set the tone for everything that follows.

Thank you Odine! And thank you to our Switch team, who made it happen.

Managing a community’s money is one of the biggest responsibilities we take on at Daisy.Our job isn’t just to pay the bi...
09/29/2026

Managing a community’s money is one of the biggest responsibilities we take on at Daisy.

Our job isn’t just to pay the bills. It’s to make sure a building is financially healthy and prepared for what’s ahead - before something breaks. When we started working with this community, it had no funded reserve.

Together with the board, we built a financial plan and started setting money aside for the future.

A 47-unit condo in Flatbush is officially joining Daisy!Finding the right management partner usually comes after a lot o...
09/25/2026

A 47-unit condo in Flatbush is officially joining Daisy!

Finding the right management partner usually comes after a lot of conversations, comparisons, and a board deciding it’s time for something better.

This board made the move.

A new chapter. Another community run by Daisy.

Board members volunteer countless hours on top of their jobs, families, and everything else in life. Many serve for year...
09/23/2026

Board members volunteer countless hours on top of their jobs, families, and everything else in life. Many serve for years - and along the way get a pretty unique perspective on what great property management should look like. That makes feedback like this especially meaningful.

Thank you Mark, for sharing your experience with Daisy - and to our team for earning it. 💚

Most buildings have a wall above the roof line that nobody thinks about until something falls off it. That wall is calle...
08/11/2026

Most buildings have a wall above the roof line that nobody thinks about until something falls off it. That wall is called a parapet, and it's now required to be inspected every year under Local Law 126.
An unsafe finding triggers an immediate call to 311 and 90 days to correct. No extensions. But most findings aren't that. They're minor maintenance that gets expensive if nobody acts on it. Full guide here - https://hubs.ly/Q04sv73M0

The part of a capital project that matters most is the part that wasn't in the original scope.A board approves a budget ...
08/05/2026

The part of a capital project that matters most is the part that wasn't in the original scope.

A board approves a budget and a timeline. Then something changes mid-job, and the only thing that determines whether it becomes a delay and a special assessment is how the project was set up to absorb it.

We recently managed a FISP project where the roof assembly failed halfway through a $1.7M facade scope. The project never stopped, and came in $400K under budget.

Full story here https://hubs.li/Q04s180F0

If only they knew the Daisy office is right across the street!
07/02/2026

If only they knew the Daisy office is right across the street!

06/11/2026

Most boards find out where their money went after it's already gone. Yoav's co-op has been with Daisy for over three years. He shares how his board can see their finances in real time - outstanding payments, arrears, and future projections. And when it comes to the budget, the Daisy team isn't just reporting on it. They're challenging insurance quotes, filing tax appeals, finding places to cut. He went from in the dark to knowing exactly where his building stands.

See his story here: https://hubs.li/Q04l2M6s0

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