Where we work
Property management in 37 North Shore and Merrimack Valley towns
Copper Bottom's office is in Marblehead. Salem, Lynn and Swampscott are minutes away, and we manage rental buildings and condominium associations from Boston's northern neighborhoods to Lowell, Haverhill and Newburyport. Each town page explains what managing a building there actually involves: the housing stock, the local offices and rules, and what we do there today.
Our closest towns and priority markets
Marblehead
Our home town: Old Town condos, harbor rentals and the office on Sewall Street.
Marblehead property management →Salem
Downtown condo trusts, Point and North Salem multi-families, and the busiest October in New England.
Salem property management →Swampscott
Humphrey Street condos and beachside associations we already manage.
Swampscott property management →Beverly
Downtown condos near the train and Rantoul Street multi-families.
Beverly property management →Peabody
Garden-style condo communities and downtown multi-families.
Peabody property management →Lynn
Triple-deckers, Diamond District condos and the city's rental registration program.
Lynn property management →Revere
Beach Boulevard condos, two and three families on every side street, Blue Line demand.
Revere property management →Chelsea
One of the densest cities in Massachusetts, with a habitability certificate on every re-rental.
Chelsea property management →Everett
Dense two and three families, new apartments on the Mystic, and a city that keeps growing.
Everett property management →East Boston
Jeffries Point and Eagle Hill condos, Maverick and Orient Heights triple-deckers, Boston's rental registration.
East Boston property management →Haverhill
Two seven-unit buildings we manage today, mill lofts downtown and multi-families on Mount Washington.
Haverhill property management →Lowell
Mill lofts, UMass Lowell demand and a rental inspection certificate on every unit.
Lowell property management →Towns we serve today
Malden
Orange Line city of two and three families, with condo conversions in every neighborhood.
Malden property management →Medford
Tufts rentals, Wellington apartments and condo conversions near the Green Line.
Medford property management →Somerville
The densest city in New England, with condo conversions on every triple-decker street.
Somerville property management →Charlestown
Brick rowhouse condos, the Navy Yard and Boston's rental registration.
Charlestown property management →Wakefield
Lake Quannapowitt, a walkable downtown and condo associations near the train.
Wakefield property management →North Andover
Merrimack College, the Old Center and large condo communities off Route 114.
North Andover property management →Methuen
Arlington district multi-families, Pleasant Valley condos and the Loop.
Methuen property management →Newburyport
Federal-style downtown condos, waterfront associations and a historic district on every project.
Newburyport property management →Towns we are growing into
Saugus
Cliftondale and Saugus Center condos, next door to Lynn.
Saugus property management →Lynnfield
MarketStreet, South Lynnfield and condo communities that need a real reserve plan.
Lynnfield property management →Nahant
A one-road peninsula of converted summer houses and small condo associations.
Nahant property management →North Reading
Route 28 condo communities in a single-family town.
North Reading property management →Middleton
Route 114 condo communities between Danvers and North Andover.
Middleton property management →Andover
Downtown and Shawsheen condos, large planned communities, and office parks along 93 and 495.
Andover property management →Lawrence
Mill city of dense multi-families, with Spanish spoken in most buildings.
Lawrence property management →Boxford
A rural town with very few rentals and a handful of condo communities.
Boxford property management →Gloucester
Harbor condos, downtown multi-families and buildings that take the weather.
Gloucester property management →Essex
A small shipbuilding town of antique shops, clam shacks and a few condo buildings.
Essex property management →Hamilton
Horse country with a few condo communities and a small downtown on Route 1A.
Hamilton property management →Ipswich
First Period houses, downtown condo conversions and year-round rentals near the train.
Ipswich property management →Rowley
A rural Route 1 town with a few condo communities.
Rowley property management →Georgetown
A small town on Route 97 with condo communities and a village center.
Georgetown property management →Newbury
Plum Island, Byfield and Old Town, where storms write the reserve plan.
Newbury property management →Merrimac
A small river town with a village center and a few condo and rental buildings.
Merrimac property management →Amesbury
Millyard lofts, Point Shore condos and a downtown of mixed-use buildings.
Amesbury property management →Not sure if we cover your town?
If your building is near one of these, call and ask. We are honest about distance.