Residential or Commercial. One management company that handles both. 

Residential. Commercial. One premium
management partner that handles both. 

Florida’s mixed-use and specialty properties combine condominiums, retail, and office space under a single governance structure. Precedent manages the full operating picture across competing priorities, so the board isn’t refereeing between residents and tenants. 

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GOVERNANCE & MULTI-STAKEHOLDER COORDINATION

GOVERNANCE & MULTI-STAKEHOLDER COORDINATION

Residential. Commercial. One governance structure that has to work for both. Mixed-use boards balance residential owner priorities against commercial tenant needs every day. Precedent runs governance with both interests at the table — clear voting protocols, conflict-of-interest discipline, documented decision pathways, and the kind of structured chair support that keeps decisions defensible.

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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & COST ALLOCATION

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & COST ALLOCATION

Shared expenses. Distinct stakeholders. The allocation framework has to be defensible. Operating expenses, capital reserves, insurance, and shared infrastructure costs need a cost-allocation framework that both residential owners and commercial tenants accept. Precedent maintains a transparent allocation methodology, runs the math against actual usage patterns, and surfaces variance with full commentary.

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BUILDING OPERATIONS & SHARED INFRASTRUCTURE

BUILDING OPERATIONS & SHARED INFRASTRUCTURE

Shared parking, mechanical systems, façade — operated as one integrated asset. Parking, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, life safety, and façade systems serve both residential and commercial occupants. Precedent runs operations and preventive maintenance as a single integrated asset rather than as competing residential and commercial programs.

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COMMERCIAL TENANT & RETAIL COORDINATION

COMMERCIAL TENANT & RETAIL COORDINATION

Tenants need a property manager who understands operating leases. CAM (common area maintenance) reconciliations, lease compliance, tenant improvement coordination, signage, build-out approvals, and operating hours all need someone fluent in commercial property operations. Precedent brings that fluency to the residential-side board, so commercial tenants get a real counterparty.

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COMPLIANCE, INSURANCE & RISK MANAGEMENT

COMPLIANCE, INSURANCE & RISK MANAGEMENT

Layered statutory exposure. Layered insurance complexity. Mixed-use properties stack statutory exposure (Chapter 718, commercial leasing, building code, ADA) and insurance complexity (master policy, business interruption, commercial general liability, cyber). Precedent maintains an integrated compliance calendar and coordinates insurance brokerage so coverage and statute stay aligned.

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LONG-RANGE PLANNING & PROPERTY POSITIONING

LONG-RANGE PLANNING & PROPERTY POSITIONING

The asset’s value depends on the residential and commercial halves both holding up. The value of a mixed-use property depends on both the residential ownership experience and the commercial tenant roster. Precedent plans capital projects, amenity refreshes, and retail mix strategy so that both halves of the asset move forward together — not at each other’s expense.

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