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FirstService Residential Takes Over Management at North Miami’s Cricket Club

The Cricket Club Condominium, a 220-unit waterfront property overlooking Biscayne Bay, has appointed FirstService Residential as its new management partner. The board selected the firm following a competitive search, aiming to leverage their expertise in high-end property operations to enhance day-to-day life and long-term asset value for residents.

FirstService Residential Takes Over Management at North Miami’s Cricket Club
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The transition brings a new management structure to the complex, which features extensive amenities including a bayfront pool, fitness center, and private boat docks. Beyond routine maintenance and financial oversight, the company is tasked with managing the building’s 24-hour service staff, which includes doormen, bellmen, and valet personnel.

Carlotta Leyden, president of The Cricket Club board, noted that the firm was chosen specifically for its direct communication and focus on resident needs during the vetting process. Dante Chiabra, vice president at FirstService Residential, stated that the firm intends to prioritize operational transparency and amenity upgrades to support the board’s vision for the community. The appointment expands the footprint of the subsidiary of FirstService Corporation, which currently manages a portfolio of high-rise and waterfront luxury properties across North America.

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