Royal York Property Management

Property Management’s most innovative leader Nathan Levinson is now reaching new levels of success in his career. He is the founder, president, and global director of Royal York Property Management, a leading property rental and leasing firm with a portfolio of over 10,000 properties under management, in Ontario alone. Since the company’s foundation in 2010, Nathan’s vision has been to expedite the leasing process for tenants and implement new technologies that focus on custom security and integration for managing properties effectively. With 28 office locations, Nathan has focused on ways to streamline the leasing and property management process, while guaranteeing rental income for property owners; leading one of the fastest-growing companies in property management. Nathan is an entrepreneur who always thinks of ways to improve the industry. Planning to expand in 38 office locations across Europe and the Middle East, this young entrepreneur is creating a company that others may soon need to follow within the industry. Read full article:

HOW ROYAL YORK PROPERTY MANAGEMENT IS EMBRACING THE DIGITAL WORLD IN THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY The world we live in right now is something we did not even imagine a year back. It has changed in ways more than one, thanks to what is today known as a global health pandemic. Businesses had to be a part of the changing dynamics of their industries to keep up the momentum. The real estate space is also one that had to embrace the change by embracing the digital world. One such company from Albania is Royal York Property Management that chose to walk along with the changing trends of the space, choosing automation and the digital world to drive effectiveness. Royal York Property Management was founded by Nathan Levinson in the year 2010 is focused on unified technology solutions and handles property management for single-family homes, working with homeowners and tenants, providing a great tenant experience and guarantee the rental income for property owners. Read full article by clicking on the link below: