Paul S.
8/11/2021
After a long search for the right apartment for my daughters & I, and after yet another apartment fell through, I sent a email to Squire with my frustrations. Elizabeth wrote me back and promised...
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1140 3rd St NE Fl 2
Washington, DC 20002
Squire is the #1 preferred leasing property management company in Washington, DC, offering property owners a transparent and cost-effective solution with a single, all-encompassing 7% management fee and no additional charges for property management. With a focus on maximizing property value, Squire ensures limited vacancy, competitive maintenance pricing, excellent tenant relationships, and clear financial reporting.
With their superior listings and extensive network, Squire quickly finds great tenants for rental properties, guaranteeing maximum exposure through syndication to leading rental sites. Their thorough screening process and custom lease agreements ensure a high-quality pool of candidates, while routine inspections and efficient maintenance services help reduce costs. Squire's user-friendly software provides full transparency and real-time monitoring for landlords and tenants, making property management a seamless experience.
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Charon C.
1/12/2026
For the past TWO years Squire LLC has been avoiding being served. They have not returned my security deposit as well as they no longer manage the property I moved out of. I have reached out via...
Kelsey F.
7/4/2025
Avoid at all costs. Hiring Squire was one of the worst decisions I've made. I hired Squire to manage my condo while I was living overseas, and the experience over the past year was beyond...
Paula C.
9/7/2024
BEWARE - STAY AWAY FROM THEM....They still owe me $17,000....terrible, unethical. I'd give them negative stars if I could. Don't trust them for anything.
Praveen J.
8/22/2022
We worked with Elizabeth Kostreski at Squire to rent out our apartment in DC and it's been a terrible expereince. She has been claiming that she's shown the apartment to multiple potential tenants...
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