New York · Chicago — Privately Held

Excellence in property ownership & operations.

MCK Property Holdings owns and operates multifamily, single-family and commercial properties across New York and Chicago — and manages every building in-house, from leasing and maintenance to tenant relations.

Two marketsNew York & Chicago
Three typesMultifamily, single-family, commercial
In-houseLeasing, maintenance, management
DirectWe own what we operate
What we do

Ownership and operations under one roof

MCK is the owner and the operator. The same firm that holds the buildings runs them — which keeps decisions fast and accountability in one place. That same team also manages buildings for other owners in both markets.

Multifamily

Apartment buildings run by their owner: leasing, maintenance, rent collection and building upkeep handled by the same firm that holds the asset.

How our apartment buildings are run →

Single-family & condos

Houses and condominiums operated with the same standards at house scale — a direct line to the landlord, not a management chain.

How our homes are operated →

Commercial

Commercial space held for stability: maintained premises, responsive management and straightforward lease administration.

What commercial operation covers →
Where we operate

Two markets, held for the long term

Who we work with

Start where you fit

Tenants

How to reach management, request a repair, pay rent — and how to verify a notice really came from us.

Tenant resources →

Owners & brokers

MCK buys buildings directly from their owners in New York and Chicago — no listing required, and you deal with the buyer itself.

Sell us your building →

Owners hiring a manager

Full-service management for buildings MCK doesn’t own — run by the same in-house team that operates its own portfolio.

Property management →

Lenders & partners

The facts in one place: what MCK Property Holdings is, what it owns, where it operates and how to reach it.

About the company →

Have a building to sell — or a question about one of ours?

Call or write — you will be talking to the owner-operator, not a call center.