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Harborview Commons
Harborview CommonsPL-0428
2140 Shoreline Ave, Naples, FL 34110COA220 unitsActive
Operating balance$423,568.18
Reserve balance$4,118,674.87Funded to policy target
Collection rate · July93.2%205 of 220 units collected
Key relationshipsView all
KSKesley SiddeleBoard President · Harborview Commons COAActiveMar 2021
DCDavis CroxleyTreasurer · Harborview Commons COAActiveJan 2023
PRPriya RamanProperty Manager · Bayline Property ManagementActiveMar 2019
SGSylvia GrantResident · Unit 3AActiveJun 2022
Property facts
TypeCondominium COA
Units220
Built1987
Managed sinceMar 2019
Insurance renewalFeb 2027
Recent documentsView all
2026 Insurance certificateAdded by Priya RamanAug 12
Board meeting minutes · JulyAdded by Kesley SiddeleAug 3
Reserve study 2026Added by Davis CroxleyJul 28
Upcoming
Board meetingSep 4
Q3 assessments dueSep 30
Roof inspectionOct 9
Secure property management infrastructure

One place.One trusted record.

PlaceOne keeps the record of everyone connected to your property, current through every change of manager, vendor, and resident.

HOA · COA · CO-OP · COMMERCIAL
Harborview Commons
128 relationships
Davis CroxleyResident · Unit 202 · Board treasurer
Active
Devin MacAllanResident · Unit 801
Active
Rosalyn StockleyResident · Unit 406 · Invited
Pending
Kirbie VasyukovFormer resident · 2021–2026
Ended
People: everyone connected to your property · History stored

Property records fall out of sync the day they're written. The record shouldn't leave when the manager does.

Your property owns its digital identity, everyone else connects to it.

Residents move. Vendors rotate. Board members turn over. Old permissions stay active, and the truth ends up scattered across spreadsheets, portals, and one long-serving employee's memory.
PlaceOne anchors the authoritative record to the property and its owner, not to a temporary manager or point solution. It verifies each relationship, records why it exists, manages approved sharing, and preserves a clear history as things change.
Solutions

Three products, one record

A modern condominium building above a landscaped forecourt and a long reflecting pool, on a clear morning
The record

OneRecord

Every owner, resident, vendor, and board member connected to your property, with the document behind each relationship and the permission that comes with it. It runs alongside whatever your manager already uses, and it stays with the property when they leave.

How OneRecord works
The people

OneIDM

Verify the people connected to the property once, to the standard your board or your lender sets, rather than again every time somebody asks. Income and document checks catch what a forged PDF hides, and each person can see where their information went.

How OneIDM works
A property manager at work at her desk in a bright modern office, looking out over her monitor
The operation

OneManager

The roster, the ledger, the approvals, the portal, and the history of what changed, on one working surface. Run it with your own staff, or hand the operation to PlaceOne: licensed and insured community association management, and property management for residential buildings.

How OneManager works
Where it works

Built for every kind of place

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Residential homes

HOA and single-family communities

One record for the homes, the owners, and everyone who serves the community.

Who it serves

One record, three ways to trust it

Owners & boards

Control that outlasts any manager

The record belongs to the property and its governing body. Managers and systems can change; institutional knowledge stays put.

Administrators

One operating picture

No more reconciling conflicting lists. Every person, role, and permission in one current view, with the why attached.

Participants

Respected, informed, in the loop

Residents, employees, and vendors can see how their information is used, shared only with permission, for a defined purpose.

Trust & data principles

How we hold the record

Owner-controlled, always

Your property's record answers to you, not to a manager, a vendor, or us. If you leave, the record leaves with you.

Permissioned sharing only

Information moves only with approval, to a named party, for a defined purpose. Nothing is harvested, sold, or monetized.

A clear history of changes

Every relationship's beginning, changes, and end are recorded. You can always answer who had access, and why.

People, not data subjects

Participants can see what's on record about them and how it's used. Verification is respectful, not invasive.

Keep your property's record clear, current, and yours.

A 30-minute walkthrough with your property's real questions in mind.

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