Your board leads. Our team of HOA experts supports you.
Why Inland Empire boards move to Progressive
- Honest contractsRead every term of our agreement before you sign
- Upfront ratesPrice your association yourself with our calculator
- Local attentionA manager in the region, with time to dig into your issues
Our reach in Riverside County
From the city of Riverside to the Coachella Valley
The city of Riverside is home to 12 of the associations we manage, and Corona adds 4 more. We also serve communities in Moreno Valley, Murrieta, Menifee, Sun City, Wildomar, Nuevo, Indio, and Palm Desert. Our Riverside office sits close to the middle of that map, so your manager is never far.
Browse the Riverside County communities we manage today: Riverside County Associations.
| Community | Location |
|---|---|
| 3535 Banbury Condominium Association | 3535 Banbury Drive Riverside, CA 92505 |
| Bridle Creek Homeowners Association | 16820 Wood Song Court Riverside, CA 92504 |
| Canterbury at Indian Hills Homeowners Association | 5793 Autumnwood Lane Riverside, CA 92509 |
| Canyon Crest Hills Maintenance Corp | 4996 Westmont Street Riverside, CA 92507 |
| Canyon Oaks Homeowners Association | 24263 Swift Deer Trail Corona, CA 92883 |
| Canyon Towers Homeowners Association | 5555 Canyon Crest Drive, Riverside, CA 92507 |
| Carmel Hill II, Inc. | 24763 Benetta Court Wildomar, CA 92595 |
| Clarendon Hills Maintenance Association | 26637 Kingwood Road Murrieta, CA 92563 |
| Escalade Homeowners Association | 14272 Annadale Drive Moreno Valley, CA 92555 |
| Four Seasons Community Association | 13185 February Drive Corona, CA 92879 |
| Holiday Homeowners Association | 26428 Desert Rose Lane Menifee, CA 92586 |
| Iris Landing Homeowners Association | 26041 Iris Avenue Moreno Valley, CA 92555 |
| La Sierra Community Association | 12687 Cathedral Ridge Way Riverside, CA 92503 |
| Magnolia Hills- Riverside Homeowners Association | 12766 Bridgewood Circle Riverside, CA 92503 |
| Nuevo Ranch, Inc. | 22872 Little Ranch Circle Nuevo, CA 92567 |
| Royal Palms Condominium Association | 40775 Breezy Pass Rd Palm Desert, CA 92211 |
| Siena in Corona Hills Community Association | 2085 Highpointe Drive Corona, CA 92879 |
| Sierra Peak Homeowners Association | 2492 Bulrush Cir Corona, CA 92882 |
| Sonata At Canyon Crest Maintenance Corp. | |
| Sonrisas At Murrieta Homeowners Association | 41980 Davenport Way Murrieta, CA 92562 |
| Stone Ridge Maintenance Corp. | 27669 Bluff Vista Way Menifee, CA 92584 |
| The Greens at Indian Hills Homeowners Association | 5500 El Palomino Drive Riverside, CA 92509 |
| The Trees Association | 6617 Banyan Place Riverside, CA 92506 |
| Tres Flores Community Association | 44260 Monroe Street Indio, CA 92201 |
| Village Parks at Bernard Street, Inc. | 8501 Amy Court Riverside, CA 92504 |
| Woodridge Maintenance Corporation | 19096 Broken Bow Drive Riverside, CA 92508 |
Pick your Riverside County city
Serving all of Southern California
Riverside County is one of five counties we cover. Three regional offices keep us near boards in 80+ cities. Choose a county to see the communities we manage there:
Or see every association in one list at HOAs We Serve.
Fair, visible pricing for Riverside County HOAs
Work out your management fee yourself
Most management companies make you call before they’ll talk numbers. We publish ours. Your fee comes from two figures you already know: the number of owners and the monthly dues they pay.
We charge a flat per-owner fee plus 2% of monthly dues, a rate below the industry average. Your board then decides how much support it wants on financials and board meetings. Ordinary tasks like lining up vendors or checking in with your attorney are part of the job, not add-on charges.
Enter your details in the calculator on our Pricing page, then ask us for a written quote. Expect it within one business day. A complete list of services and fees lives on our Transparency page.
Seven commitments we sign
- Quick answersOwners receive a reply within 2 business days
- Standards for vendorsWork must meet the expectations your board sets
- Reports on scheduleFinancials land by the end of the following month
- Reasonable caseloadsNo manager carries more than 10 associations or 1,000 owners
- No lock-inCancel anytime with 60 days’ notice
- Direct to the founderEvery owner has our founder’s email address
- Nothing hiddenHOASnapshot reports on request, and pricing and contract terms before you commit
The team behind your board
Portfolios with breathing room
A manager with too many communities misses calls and misses problems. We cap every portfolio and hire experienced people, so your manager has time to walk the property and plan ahead.
Free help for board members
Local to Riverside County
What challenges do Riverside County HOAs face?
Riverside County boards are juggling young communities handed over by builders, reserves funded at about half, wildfire on the western edge, and desert heat in the Coachella Valley. The numbers behind that:
New communities and the builder handoff
Much of southwest Riverside County was built in the last few decades, from Temecula and Murrieta to Menifee and South Corona. When a developer turns an association over to homeowners, the new board inherits whatever budget, reserve plan, and vendor contracts the builder set up.
We review all three in the first months, flag anything underfunded, and help the board set its own course.
Reserves sitting near the halfway mark
Average reserve funding is about 50% in the city of Riverside and 49% in Temecula. Below 30% usually means a high chance of a special assessment, and above 70% means a low one.
We coordinate your reserve study and raise contributions in steady steps, so a pool resurfacing or roof replacement doesn’t arrive as a surprise bill.
Insurance: wildfire to the west, heat to the east
In September 2024, the Airport Fire burned about 23,526 acres from Trabuco Canyon into Riverside County and destroyed 160 structures. Associations near the Santa Ana Mountains and other wildland edges have seen master premiums climb 200% to 500% at a single renewal, or lose coverage altogether.
Out in Indio and Palm Desert, summer heat wears down roofs, HVAC units, and pool equipment faster. We plan for both, work with your broker ahead of renewal, and know the California FAIR Plan now offers commercial limits up to $20 million per building.
Deck and balcony inspections
California’s SB 326 applies to condo projects with three or more units. A licensed structural engineer or architect has to inspect balconies, decks, and elevated walkways, and the inspection repeats at least once every nine years. Whatever the inspector finds goes into the reserve study.
Haven’t done yours, or still need to fund the repairs? We’ll line up the inspection and build the cost into your plan.
Close to home
The Mission Inn’s rooftops, Temecula’s wineries, the shops along El Paseo, and summer days at Lake Perris all make Riverside County an easy place to put down roots. A well-managed HOA helps keep it that way.
Get a quote now!
Tell us about your community, and our team will build a proposal that fits it.
All kinds of Riverside County associations
Who we manage for
Riverside County’s associations range from small condo groups to large master plans, and so does our client list. We take on communities with as few as 10 owners and as many as 800, so your association very likely fits.
Our portfolio includes:
- Homeowner associationsDetached homes, townhome tracts, condo complexes, and apartment-style residential buildings
- Commercial and retail associationsCommercial properties that operate under association governance
- Mixed-use associationsCommunities where residences and businesses share space
How we manage your association
Strong management keeps your CC&Rs enforced, your finances accurate, and your community’s problems addressed early. See the full scope on What We Do.
We keep our services in the open. You’ll find each one listed on our Transparency page, and a complete Sample Contract is always available.
A quick look at what’s covered:
Property Care
Board and Administrative Help
Financial Services
What boards say
Riverside County boards on Progressive
300+
The manager for our property is Alyssa. She is very professional, always quick to return phone calls and emails, and is very proactive in getting needed quotes and repairs. She is a huge asset to Progressive.
Sam is by far the best I have worked with. She’s always available and replies in a timely manner. Always a pleasure working with her. Thank you for all you do for us.
I had the privilege of working with Alyssa Kraus. She is incredibly responsive, detail oriented, and knowledgeable. So grateful for all her help!
Our HOA has had the privilege of working with Neil Murphy. I cannot begin to explain how much Neil has gone above and beyond for our community. He puts in an excessive amount of hours and keeps his cool. Neil, if you see this, we appreciate you and thank you for all your hardwork and dedication.
Our property manager, Neil Murphy, is very responsive to questions/concerns that arise from residents in our HOA. When I could not get much help from accounting for a billing issue, he followed up to make sure it was addressed. Moreover, he is diligent in communicating with vendors regarding bids and projects.
Had such a wonderful experience with this company! Trina in particular was so wonderful and helpful throughout a loan process as she was willing to get us anything we were needing to help us proceed! Thank you so much for your hard work, Trina, keep being amazing! :)
I own two condos managed by Progressive and deal frequently with Elizabeth Rostan. She is quick to respond and solution oriented. She makes me feel very well informed as a home owner and really tries to work with me, I appreciate her!
This company is easy to work with and is very professional. It has been a pleasure to interact with Kensi when I have come into the office. She is so kind, friendly and helpful. She always has a smile on her face and brings so much joy to the office.
Stacy Serna left a strong impression while working with her in Association Management. She is hardworking, she offers great customer service and goes above and beyond in any assigned task. She offers high-quality work and is a pleasure to work with.
Shoutout to Lisa for being so helpful and kind! I had a lot of questions, and she was so patient and attentive. It’s rare to find such great customer service. Thank you, Lisa, for making my day easier(:
It was great working with Progressive especially dealing with Elizabeth Rostan she was always so extremely helpful, replies on the same day to assist with any questions or anything else you might need. Wish you luck in your future endeavors.
Elizabeth has been fantastic! She’s super responsive and very helpful. Our family is very greatful for her help during a very difficult time. I wish there were more stars!
If you need a great association manager that exceeds expectations, ask for Stacy Serna. She is well-prepared for her meetings, responds in a timely manner and has great customer service.
Elizabeth is personable and professional, promptly responding with kindness, and always making sure every issue gets dealt with. She is truly a treat to deal with!
Worked with Elizabeth for 2 years. She is great to work with; always very responsive to her emails and very detailed and helpful. Thank you Elizabeth!
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Riverside County HOA management FAQs
Yes. Our Riverside office serves associations across the county, from the Inland Empire to the Coachella Valley. Your manager works locally, so meetings and site visits don’t require a long drive.
Your manager inspects the community in person at least every other month. More frequent visits are available for a small additional fee.
The HOASnapshot is our own association report, similar to a Carfax for your community. It pulls the essentials from your CC&Rs, budget, reserve study, delinquencies, and any legal matters, then ranks what needs attention first. Boards treat it as their starting point for decisions.
Yes. We manage close to 1,000 properties and 260+ associations, and we carry these policies:
- General Liability – Applies when a person is injured or property is damaged at an association, a rental, or a project site.
- Errors and Omissions – Covers our real estate activities, including association management, residential management, and sales.
- Cybertheft – Protects operating, trust, and reserve accounts from theft by criminals who go after anyone holding funds.
- Workers’ Compensation – Covers employees, managers, and agents injured on the job.
- Fidelity Bond – $1,000,000 of protection for association funds in our care.
Yes. Not every manager suits every board, and when that happens, our leadership will move your account to someone else. Please give any new manager a few months to get to know your community before deciding.
Start by ending your current management agreement. Check its termination terms: some contracts need 30 days’ notice, others 60, and some can only be canceled during one 30-day window before they renew for a year. Once your notice goes out by email or in writing, you sign with us and our transition team gets to work. We contact your previous company, obtain the “owner role,” collect your governing documents, change your banking, and welcome your owners. The process can take 30 days, but 45 is ideal.
Other counties we serve
- San Bernardino County16 communities
- Orange County80 communities
- San Diego County2 communities
- Los Angeles County93 communities
