Megan Bock, Broker & Gabe Bock, REALTOR | Bock Realty Group-REAL
College Station, TX 77845
37 property management companies in College Station, Texas. Compare services, ratings, phone numbers and websites.
College Station has 37 property management companies listed in this directory, with 32 publishing a website and 34 carrying a public rating. The average rating among rated firms is 3.9. Aggieland Properties has the highest public review volume in the city, with 390 reviews.
The most common specialty here is residential, with 26 firms. Property owners should compare firms that actually manage their property type rather than choosing the first listing. Use the filters above to narrow by specialty, website availability and minimum rating, then open two or three firm pages and compare fees, reporting and maintenance policies.
Updated 2026. Listing data comes from public business profiles and may change; confirm fees, licensing and availability directly with each firm.
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College Station, TX 77845
College Station, TX 77840
College Station, TX 77840
College Station, TX 77845
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2 Research Park, 1700 Research Pkwy #110, College Station, TX 77845
College Station, TX 77845
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3020 Barron Rd Suite 172, College Station, TX 77845
This directory lists 37 property management companies in College Station, Texas. 32 of them publish a website, and 34 have a public rating. Coverage includes residential, HOA, commercial, apartment and short-term rental managers where those specialties exist locally.
Most residential managers in the US charge roughly 8–12% of collected rent, often plus a leasing fee of 50–100% of one month's rent and a renewal fee. College Station pricing varies by property type, condition and scope. Ask each firm for a written fee schedule, including maintenance markups and termination terms, because the headline percentage is only part of the total cost.
Shortlist three firms that manage your property type, then ask the same questions about fees, maintenance approvals, owner reporting, after-hours coverage, licensing and termination. Read recent reviews for repeated complaints, ask for a sample owner statement, and compare the all-in cost for a typical 12-month tenancy rather than the monthly percentage alone.