Henderson Properties announced the acquisition of Parks Deter Property Management Services, Inc., a move that strengthens the company's presence in Statesville and surrounding communities. The deal brings together two established property management firms, combining Henderson's technology and comprehensive services with Parks Deter's longstanding local reputation.
Existing Parks Deter clients will experience a seamless transition and gain access to Henderson's full suite of offerings, including online owner and resident portals, leasing and marketing, maintenance coordination, detailed financial reporting, real estate sales, renovation management, and investment support. The combined entity aims to provide enhanced resources while preserving the personalized service Parks Deter has delivered for generations.
"We're incredibly excited to welcome the Parks Deter family to Henderson Properties," the Henderson leadership team stated. "Parks Deter has built an outstanding reputation over many decades, and we're honored to continue that legacy while introducing additional resources that help our clients succeed. Together, we're creating an even stronger future for property owners throughout North Carolina."
Henderson Properties manages a diverse portfolio including single-family homes, condominiums, townhomes, multifamily communities, and commercial properties across the Charlotte region. The acquisition reflects a long-term strategy of growth while maintaining responsive, relationship-driven management. For more details on the transition and expanded services, visit hendersonproperties.com/parks-deter.
With over 35 years of experience, Henderson Properties is a full-service real estate and property management company serving residential, multifamily, commercial, retail, office, industrial, and homeowner association properties. The company also offers real estate sales, investment services, and leasing solutions. This acquisition underscores its commitment to delivering exceptional service and long-term value for clients across North Carolina.
