Hollywood Property Management

Damelecia manages residential rental properties across Hollywood's diverse neighborhoods, including:

Beach and waterfront

- Hollywood Beach (oceanfront condos, beach-block townhomes)

- North Beach (near Hollywood North Beach Park and Intracoastal)

- Hollywood Beach-Quadoman

- Hollywood Lakes (lakeside, walking distance to beach)

- Hollywood South Side

Downtown and walkable

- Downtown Hollywood (Young Circle, Artspark area)

- Hollywood Central Business District

- Park East

- Parkside

Inland residential — established

- Hollywood Hills (largest inland residential, near Memorial 

  Regional Hospital)

- North Central Hollywood

- Emerald Hills (luxury, golf course community)

- Playland Estates

- Highland Garden

Premium luxury

- Emerald Hills luxury (TY Park, Club at Emerald Hills)

- Oakwood

- Hillcrest (mid-rise condos near Hard Rock)

Affordable and value-oriented

- 441 Corridor

- Boulevard Heights / Boulevard Heights-West Hollywood

- Royal Poinciana (Hollywood's most affordable, $1,795-$2,250)

- Liberia

- Washington Park

- Driftwood Acres

Property types we manage:

- Beach and waterfront condos (large segment of our Hollywood 

  portfolio)

- Single-family homes (Hollywood Hills, Emerald Hills, etc.)

- Townhomes and villas in HOA-governed communities

- Condos in older buildings and new downtown developments

- Investor-owned 2-4 unit residential properties

We focus on the residential investor market and don't manage commercial property, large multifamily complexes, vacation/short-term rentals (including Airbnb), or HOA boards.

1. Free Hollywood rental analysis. We tour your property, pull neighborhood-specific comps within your immediate area (Hollywood Beach pricing differs significantly from Hollywood Hills), and quote a defensible rent range based on what's 

actually leasing right now in your specific submarket.

2. Marketing built for Hollywood's diverse tenant pool. Professional photography, syndicated listings on Zillow, Apartments.com, Realtor.com, MLS, and our site. For beach 

condos, we emphasize ocean access, balcony views, and proximity to the Boardwalk. For inland properties, we emphasize school zones, hospital proximity, and Tri-Rail access.

3. Tenant screening for Hollywood's diverse renter base. Credit, criminal background, eviction history, employment verification (2.5x rent minimum), prior landlord references, 

HOA-board application coordination when required. We screen healthcare professionals, hospitality workers, beach renters, and family tenants with the same rigor — application process flexes to tenant profile.

4. Lease execution and move-in. Florida-compliant lease, security deposit handling per F.S. 83.49, documented move-in inspection with photos, dock or beach access documentation 

where relevant, HOA orientation packet provided when applicable.

5. Ongoing management. Online rent collection, monthly financial reporting via owner portal, vetted local Hollywood maintenance vendors, annual inspections, lease renewal 

negotiations, end-of-year tax statements (1099 prepared).

Hollywood was founded in 1925 by California real-estate developer Joseph Wesley Young, who envisioned a "Hollywood by the Sea" — borrowing the name from California's Hollywood. Young laid out the city around Young Circle (named after him) and the wide 

Hollywood Boulevard, designing what would become one of South Florida's most distinctive urban grid plans. The city survived the 1926 Miami hurricane and the Great Depression, and grew steadily into the 153,000-resident city it is today.

For property owners, four things make Hollywood a distinctive 

rental investment market:

Beach + downtown dual character. Few South Florida cities combine substantial beach access AND a walkable downtown with genuine arts and dining culture. Hollywood does both. This gives the rental market natural diversification — beach condos 

serve different tenant pools than downtown apartments, but both segments stay healthy through different economic cycles.

Memorial Regional Hospital. One of Broward County's largest employers, with thousands of physicians, nurses, and support staff who often choose to live in nearby Hollywood Hills, 

Hollywood Lakes, or Emerald Hills. This is a stable, high-income tenant pool with consistent year-round demand.

Tri-Rail Hollywood Station. Hollywood is one of the few Broward cities with a major commuter rail station, providing direct rail access to Miami International Airport, downtown 

Miami, and Fort Lauderdale. This makes Hollywood uniquely attractive to professionals working in Miami who want lower rents — a tenant pool no inland Broward city can capture.

Diverse housing stock. Hollywood contains 49 named neighborhoods spanning $1,400/month studios to $10,000+/month luxury beachfront condos. This range gives investors flexibility to enter the market at multiple price points and build diversified portfolios within a single city.

The city is anchored by Hollywood Beach Broadwalk (5+ miles of coastline, ranked one of America's Best Beach Boardwalks), the Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort, the Hollywood Beach Theatre, Young Circle and the Artspark, the Downtown Hollywood 

Mural Project, TY Park, and 60+ city parks. Major thoroughfares include I-95, A1A coastal route, Hollywood Boulevard, Federal Highway, Sheridan Street, and Hallandale Beach Boulevard. Approximately 47% of Hollywood households are renter-occupied — 

among the higher renter shares in Broward, signaling deep rental market demand.

Local — managing Broward County rentals since 2007.

Damelecia has been operating in Broward County for years. We're not a national franchise. When you call, you reach an actual owner of the company.

Hollywood submarket fluency.

Beach condos, Hollywood Hills single-family, Emerald Hills luxury, and Downtown Hollywood arts district apartments each require different tenant pools and marketing approaches. We 

adjust for the property — not treat every Hollywood rental the same.

Built by investors.

Damelecia started as a real estate investment company before becoming a property management firm. We manage your property the same way we'd manage our own — because we still do.

Transparent fees.

Management fee starting at ten percent. No setup fees. No markup on maintenance. Pricing published upfront.

Real reviews from Broward County owners and tenants.

Five-star Google reviews from Hollywood and surrounding Broward County clients.

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