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Long Beach HOA Management

Long Beach, California 90804

No public rating listedHOA / association

Address

5150 Pacific Coast Hwy #200, Long Beach, CA 90804

Company brief

Long Beach HOA Management is listed as a hoa / association property management company in Long Beach, California. Its listed address is 5150 Pacific Coast Hwy #200, Long Beach, CA 90804. The listed phone number is +1 562-332-6577. Its website is hoalb.com. The directory currently includes 105 property management firms in Long Beach and 9,383 across California. Long Beach HOA Management does not have a public rating in this directory yet. Owners should ask for references, recent owner statements and a sample management agreement before making a decision.

Owners comparing Long Beach-area managers should look beyond the headline rating. Confirm the services included, the fee structure, the length and termination terms of the management agreement, and how maintenance and after-hours emergencies are handled. It may suit volunteer HOA boards and community associations that want professional administration, consistent financial reporting and help with long-term reserve planning.

Editorial profile·Based on public listing data·Updated November 4, 2026

Overview

Long Beach HOA Management is a hoa / association property management company listed in Long Beach, California. Its listed address is 5150 Pacific Coast Hwy #200, Long Beach, CA 90804. The listed phone number is +1 562-332-6577. Its website is hoalb.com. The firm appears in Property management company categories in this directory, which gives owners an initial sense of where it focuses. Across 105 listed firms in Long Beach, the average rating among rated firms is 3.8. Statewide, the average is 3.9.

Services and specialties

For community associations, the work usually includes budget preparation, reserve planning, vendor oversight, rule enforcement, board meeting support and homeowner communication. In Long Beach, 2 listed firms also serve the hoa / association segment, so owners have alternatives to compare. Owners should ask for a written scope that lists what is included, what is billed separately, and which decisions require owner approval.

What the public rating suggests

Long Beach HOA Management does not have a public rating in this directory yet. Owners should ask for references, recent owner statements and a sample management agreement before making a decision. A rating is most useful when read alongside the number of reviews and the recency of the feedback. Owners should read recent comments for patterns around communication, maintenance turnaround and accounting. A high score from a small sample, or an older score with little recent activity, is less informative than a steady stream of recent reviews.

Who it may suit

It may suit volunteer HOA boards and community associations that want professional administration, consistent financial reporting and help with long-term reserve planning. The firm may also appeal to owners who value a local point of contact in Long Beach. Owners with property in nearby communities such as Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco should confirm that the firm serves those areas and understand any travel or vendor surcharges.

Questions to ask before hiring

Before signing, ask for a sample owner statement and a copy of the management agreement. Confirm the monthly management fee, leasing fee, renewal fee, maintenance markup and any early-termination charge. Ask who handles emergency calls after hours, how repair approvals work, how security deposits are held, and how quickly owners are paid. Also ask whether the firm is licensed or registered where required, what insurance it carries, and whether any services are subcontracted.

How it compares locally

Across 105 listed firms in Long Beach, the average rating among rated firms is 3.8. Statewide, the average is 3.9. Owners should compare at least three local firms on the same set of questions. A smaller firm may offer more direct communication, while a larger firm may have deeper vendor relationships and more robust reporting. The right choice depends on the property type, the owner's distance from the property, and how much day-to-day involvement the owner wants.

Verdict

Long Beach HOA Management is a hoa / association manager serving Long Beach, California. The absence of a public rating makes direct due diligence especially important. Owners should verify fees, service scope, licensing and reporting before signing, and should compare the firm with other Long Beach managers on the same criteria.

How to read this profile. This is editorial content compiled from public business listing data and directory records. It is not a customer review, a rating of service quality, or an endorsement. Fees, licensing, service scope and terms change; confirm them directly with the firm before signing anything.

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HOA / association——+1 562-332-6577

Common questions about Long Beach HOA Management

Practical questions owners ask when comparing property management firms.

What type of properties does Long Beach HOA Management manage?+

The directory lists Long Beach HOA Management as a hoa / association property management company. Owners should confirm the exact property types and service scope directly with the firm, since listing categories do not always capture every service offered.

Where is Long Beach HOA Management located?+

Long Beach HOA Management is listed in Long Beach, California at 5150 Pacific Coast Hwy #200, Long Beach, CA 90804. The public phone number is +1 562-332-6577.

What should I ask Long Beach HOA Management before hiring?+

Ask for a written service scope, fee schedule, sample owner statement and management agreement. Confirm maintenance markups, leasing and renewal fees, after-hours emergency handling, owner payment timing and the notice required to terminate the agreement.

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