Alliance Management has been managing real estate for over 20 years. At the beginning of 2007, Premier Capital Associates purchased Alliance and began a complete overhaul of the company's services. Our new name is a representation of the changes the company has gone through. With the addition of many exceptional services, our management division has grown by over 300% in the first year of new ownership. Alliance now manages over 780 apartment units and over 50,000 square feet of office space. Property Types:
Residential Apartments
Office Space
Retail Strip Centers and Shopping Centers
Industrial
Scope of Services:
Our property management division will ensure the highest possible return on your investment. Through a strategic combination of in house personnel and industry leading vendors, property owners can be as hands off as they would like. When we take over management of a property we review all service contracts and determine if we can save money or provide superior service with our own staff. We also have strong relationships with lenders, insurance specialists, and trash removal companies that may be able to save you money due to the large volume of business we offer them.
Commercial and Residential Leasing
Marketing and Advertising
Lease Compliance
Tenant Retention Programs
Lease Renewals
Tenant Screening
Delinquency and Evictions
Accounting and Bookkeeping
Monthly Reporting
Budgeting
Rent Processing
Bill Payment
Property Maintenance
Contractor Supervision
Site Inspection
Capital Improvement Planning
Lawn Care / Snow Removal
General Maintenance
Cleaning
24/7 Emergency Services
Inventory Control
Sample of Properties Managed by Alliance Management:
Mountain Bay Villas - 52 Unit Apartment Complex in Pulaski
Executive Center II - 33,000 Sq. Ft. Office Building in Ashwaubenon
Raven's Ridge Apartments - 42 Unit Apartment Complex
Kerber Rose Buildings - 20,000 Sq. Ft. Office Building
Served areas
- Green Bay, Appleton, Neenah, Menasha, De Pere
Services
We are the leading 3rd party property manager in Green Bay and NE Wisconsin specializing in large Class A and B apartment communities. Alliance Management owns, develops, and manages high quality apartment complexes in the Green Bay metro area as well as the surrounding communities. We provide third party development consulting services as well as third party property management services in addition to our owned portfolio.
All maintenance employee time is billed out to our clients at cost - we do not profit off the maintenance of your property. Alliance works with a long list of skilled vendors and our volume allows us to negotiate discounts we pass along to our clients. Alliance ensures all vendors carry liability insurance to make sure your property is protected.
Reviews (10)
Dpk
May 28, 2022
Katelyn Voorhees
Mar 30, 2022
I have nothing but great things to say about this property management group. We have lived in our apartment with them for 3 years. I would definitely recommend living in one of their complexes; quiet, clean and friendly. Maintenance: Anytime we had a maintenance issue they would be there within 24 hours. Every concern we had was taken seriously and if they couldn't fix an issue in the apartment they would give us a replacement appliance. Communication: When living in one of their apartments they will email you frequently with updates on construction in the complex, reminders and tips. AMAZING.
Dylan Posselt
Mar 26, 2022
There is no option for no stars so they are getting a pitty star. If you want you family and friends to get fee after fee after fee have them rent here. My girlfriend and I were tents here and upon moving out had been charge fees when we follow all guide lines upon moving out. Also before even getting to move out we found out they had a maintance person enter the building without giving us proper notice. Forcing us to have to rush our cleaning process upon leaving. So again if you want your family and friends to deal with fees and loop wholes go ahead but I WOULD NOT recommend this rental company.
Angela Cloutier
Sep 25, 2021
My boyfriend and I toured one of the apartments for rent. It was great because we agreed on a place we both liked and it "was" affordable. We each had to fill out an application, both with a $25 fee, so $50. Well come to find out you need to make at least 3 times the rent a month, which we do but apparently we don't? We both have good credit and great rent history.
In the ad RENT IS $999 Security $800. That is affordable. Also the ad never said anything about income. So after the apps were filled out and paid for we were told we didn't make enough! What! We were told we could rent the place if we put down $1,998 for security! That is ridiculous! They basically stole $50 from us. They also checked our credit! Good way to lose points on our good credit scores! I will never recommend these scammers.
In the ad RENT IS $999 Security $800. That is affordable. Also the ad never said anything about income. So after the apps were filled out and paid for we were told we didn't make enough! What! We were told we could rent the place if we put down $1,998 for security! That is ridiculous! They basically stole $50 from us. They also checked our credit! Good way to lose points on our good credit scores! I will never recommend these scammers.
Jenn Steffen
Apr 26, 2021
I have a parent who moved into a brand new building and has only had headaches with this management company beginning the night before move in when we received notification we needed to move using the garage elevator - and moving trucks did not fit in the garage. On the day of move in, the manager was only available via text. She only came on site when multiple problems arose.
Apartment was not move in ready - items not in working order, breakers not on, cable and internet not working just to name a few. Multiple calls and texts to the building manager went unanswered or we received a "we're working on it" reply. It was over 2 weeks to get the cable. The worst part is the lack of communication, no one from Alliance Management felt it was important to communicate with the residents as to when the things that didn't work would be in working order.
Construction workers on site told the residents that the apartment was not ready for tenants yet and the place certainly looked like a construction zone on move in day and for a week later. I said earlier the communication was the worst part of my experience with this company, and that's not true - the worst part is actually the customer service! Not only was the building manager unresponsive but when she did respond she was snarky and passive-aggressive in her behavior.
Completely unprofessional! Update 10/21/2020: My initial review called out lack of communication, responsiveness, and poor customer service skills. Today, 2 YEARS LATER, I receive a response from the owner. I wasn't expecting a response at all, but certainly not one doubling down saying they "did their best" to communicate - if their best effort = doing nothing then I'd have to give them a 5-star review.
I sincerely wish I had a more positive update, but I'll just let their actual response and the 24-month timeline it took Alliance to even respond, speak for itself. Clearly, communication, responsiveness and service are still issues.
Apartment was not move in ready - items not in working order, breakers not on, cable and internet not working just to name a few. Multiple calls and texts to the building manager went unanswered or we received a "we're working on it" reply. It was over 2 weeks to get the cable. The worst part is the lack of communication, no one from Alliance Management felt it was important to communicate with the residents as to when the things that didn't work would be in working order.
Construction workers on site told the residents that the apartment was not ready for tenants yet and the place certainly looked like a construction zone on move in day and for a week later. I said earlier the communication was the worst part of my experience with this company, and that's not true - the worst part is actually the customer service! Not only was the building manager unresponsive but when she did respond she was snarky and passive-aggressive in her behavior.
Completely unprofessional! Update 10/21/2020: My initial review called out lack of communication, responsiveness, and poor customer service skills. Today, 2 YEARS LATER, I receive a response from the owner. I wasn't expecting a response at all, but certainly not one doubling down saying they "did their best" to communicate - if their best effort = doing nothing then I'd have to give them a 5-star review.
I sincerely wish I had a more positive update, but I'll just let their actual response and the 24-month timeline it took Alliance to even respond, speak for itself. Clearly, communication, responsiveness and service are still issues.
Emily Kate
May 01, 2020
DO NOT rent at Howard Commons or the lofts! Cheap materials were used by contractors. I lived there right when they opened and they were constantly coming in to fix their mistakes. Also, your bills will be extremely high here. For some reason the building isn't properly insulated. You not only will pay the same amount to heat and cook a house, you will also hear your neighbors above and below you. I couldn't stand the love making sessions.
Suzanne Mckendrick
Apr 22, 2019
Was asked to leave my apartment because of a minor infringement. They gave me a statement to sign and return to the office. They then added false statements to it and photocopied it with my signature on it looking like I agreed with it because I signed it. Then they sent it to the Housing Assistance Office. Real low lifes and mean and liars. They tried to screw me over but I found a much better place to live where I have been 7 1/2 years.
The property I lived at was okay but they were hard to work with. Try to find someplace else to live. Very Bad Management company. Even know how they screwed over one of their employees. BAD!
The property I lived at was okay but they were hard to work with. Try to find someplace else to live. Very Bad Management company. Even know how they screwed over one of their employees. BAD!
Josh Hayden Ahgbasp
Mar 22, 2019
I lived at Emerald Park Villas for nearly three years and never had a problem. Alliance's communication is great and they typically give advanced notice (24 hours or more) for any maintenance or inspections. Management responds to emails fairly quickly and when my fridge died they had it replaced on the same day. The apartments are a lot nicer than the average ones in town, and the vaulted ceilings in the upper apartments make them feel really spacious.
The cubbys on top of most walls are really nice for storing things and the tiling and carpeting appeared new when I moved in. My apartment had a great amount of kitchen space if you like to cook. All of the apartments have a number pad to get in, so you completely avoid the issue of losing your keys or forgetting them after locking the door. I honestly couldn't hear my neighbors through the walls.
The apartment complex was generally very quite. USPS has access to a locked mail room which is great, and the cardio equipment is almost always free if you're a runner. The price is fantastic considering what people are asking for duplexes and house rentals these days.
The cubbys on top of most walls are really nice for storing things and the tiling and carpeting appeared new when I moved in. My apartment had a great amount of kitchen space if you like to cook. All of the apartments have a number pad to get in, so you completely avoid the issue of losing your keys or forgetting them after locking the door. I honestly couldn't hear my neighbors through the walls.
The apartment complex was generally very quite. USPS has access to a locked mail room which is great, and the cardio equipment is almost always free if you're a runner. The price is fantastic considering what people are asking for duplexes and house rentals these days.
Nate Butch
Jan 28, 2018
I've been in one of their apartments for about a year. Couldn't believe I could get over 1000 sq ft and 2 stories for the price. Being a somewhat private person, not having someone above or below me has been great. Don't have to worry about being too loud doing normal things. Being able to step out of my door to my car is huge. Especially on grocery day!
Until recently I didn't even have enough stuff to fill my second floor. Storage space is huge. Bathroom is great. As soon as you turn on the shower the water is hot. The a/c is a workhorse and can cool the whole place down in minutes. I'm close to restaurants and near the highway (I commute to work), and anytime I have a question the apt manager onsite responds to me quickly.
It's also great not having to snowblow or cut my own grass. I've lived in 2 apts before this that were overpriced and not worth the money. I hope I'm able to say in my unit for years to come.
Until recently I didn't even have enough stuff to fill my second floor. Storage space is huge. Bathroom is great. As soon as you turn on the shower the water is hot. The a/c is a workhorse and can cool the whole place down in minutes. I'm close to restaurants and near the highway (I commute to work), and anytime I have a question the apt manager onsite responds to me quickly.
It's also great not having to snowblow or cut my own grass. I've lived in 2 apts before this that were overpriced and not worth the money. I hope I'm able to say in my unit for years to come.
Sara Christiansen
Nov 14, 2017
Applied for an apartment but needed a cosigner because of my credit score. I have a pristine rental history. After they had told me that the deposit was one months rent they said they made a change to the policy after I had already applied and paid for the cosigner application fee. The policy change was that the deposit would now be two months rent.
Pretty shady to "change" the policy after the apartment had already need applied for. And if they are like this for the application process no doubt they would be pretty dirty to rent from and would probably find the littlest things to change so that you do not get your security deposit back.
Pretty shady to "change" the policy after the apartment had already need applied for. And if they are like this for the application process no doubt they would be pretty dirty to rent from and would probably find the littlest things to change so that you do not get your security deposit back.