Residential HOA & condominium management · Nashville, TN

High-Rise Condo and HOA Management in Nashville

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Who We Work With

Who It’s For

Stratus Management is a Nashville, TN residential HOA and condominium management company focused on high-rise and luxury buildings. We work for condominium boards, homeowners associations and developers in Nashville and Davidson County.

Stratus launched in Nashville in 2026, and our leadership team brings more than 25 years of combined experience in residential and high-rise management.

High-Rise Condominium Associations

Buildings with shared mechanical systems, elevators, a lobby and amenity floors that need day-to-day care.

Luxury Condo Buildings

Communities where residents expect a staffed front desk, well-kept common areas and fast answers.

Homeowners Associations

Nashville HOAs that want the same structure, reporting and follow-up a high-rise board expects.

Developers of New Condominiums

Teams planning a new building who want budgets, staffing and operations ready before owners move in.

Boards Ready to Switch Managers

Boards unhappy with response times, financial reports or vendor follow-up from their current manager.

Boards That Want One Partner

Management, accounting, building maintenance and concierge handled by Stratus teams, not separate vendors.

For Developers

Working With Developers

In a new condominium, the developer usually controls the association at first. Control passes to an owner-elected board later, on a schedule set by the declaration and Tennessee law. This is general information, not legal advice; the association’s attorney should confirm the timing for your building.

The handover goes better when it is planned early. For developers, Stratus can help set a realistic first-year budget, plan staffing and front desk coverage, and set up maintenance schedules and warranty tracking before residents move in. Read our guides to operational planning before groundbreaking and a building’s first year.

Our Services

What’s Included

Each association gets a plan built around its building, its governing documents and the board’s priorities. Core services include:

Condo association board reviewing financial reports with their property manager

Association Management

Day-to-day operation of the association: board meeting support, enforcing the rules in your declaration and bylaws, vendor contracts and oversight, and resident communication.

Accounting and Financial Reporting

Budget preparation, assessment collection, vendor payments and reserve tracking, handled by the Stratus accounting team. See HOA accounting services.

Building Maintenance

Preventive maintenance programs and repairs by our team of technicians. See building maintenance services.

Modern Nashville high-rise condominium lobby with a staffed concierge desk

Concierge and Front Desk

Staff with service and hospitality backgrounds who handle residents, guests, packages and amenity bookings. See concierge management services.

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Resident Tools

Residents pay dues, submit maintenance requests and receive announcements online. See resident resources.

Clear Reporting From a Nashville-Based Team

Why Stratus

Boards make better decisions when the numbers are clear and on time, and when the team behind them knows the city.

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Budget-to-Actual Comparisons

See where spending stands against the approved budget, line by line.

Cash Flow Projections

Know what is coming in and going out, so there are no surprises before big payments.

Balance Sheets and Delinquency Reports

A clear view of the association’s position and of owners who are behind on dues.

Budgets and Reserve Planning

Help with the annual budget and with planning for reserves and capital projects.

A Team That Knows Nashville

Local permitting and inspections, vendor availability, downtown parking and delivery access, and an active resale market.

Leadership You Can Meet

Our CFO, Natalie Wong Guillet, is a CPA licensed in Georgia. Our COO, Kim Brasfield, holds a Tennessee real estate license. Meet the team.

Get a Management Proposal for Your Building

Tell us about your association: the property, the number of units and what your board needs. We will review it and follow up with a written proposal. Or call (615) 701-6100 or email info@stratusmgmt.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a condo management company do in Nashville?

It runs the association’s business so the board can focus on decisions. That includes budgets and financial reports, collecting dues, vendor contracts, building maintenance, rule enforcement, resident communication and support at board meetings. In a high-rise it can also include front desk staffing. Stratus provides these services for Nashville condominium and high-rise associations.

Fees depend on the number of units, staffing such as a front desk or on-site maintenance, amenities and the services the board chooses. Stratus quotes each community individually after reviewing the building and its budget. Request a proposal to receive a quote for your association.

First, check the notice period in your current management contract. After the board votes to change, Stratus coordinates the handover with your current manager: financial records, bank accounts, vendor contracts, governing documents, open work orders and owner data. We also prepare the announcement to owners.

It depends on the building’s size and budget. Many luxury buildings have a staffed front desk for residents, guests and packages, maintenance staff or scheduled technician visits, and a community manager who works with the board. Stratus sets the staffing plan with each board.

Our accounting team prepares reports with budget-to-actual comparisons, cash flow projections, balance sheets and delinquency reports, so the board can see where the association stands. The board also gets help with the annual budget and with planning for reserves and future capital projects.

Yes. Stratus Developer Services supports developers from planning and design through construction, so the association starts with a realistic budget, staffing plan and maintenance schedule. Tennessee law and the declaration set the transition timing; this is general information, not legal advice.