Lilly Property Management

Property management company in Gardena, CA

🏅 20+ years in business
2.5 (24 Google reviews)Unclaimed listing
(310) 324-7400Website Google profile

About Lilly Property Management

Lilly Property Management is a Carson commercial real estate brokerage and management firm, serving clients since 1979 and managing multi-family, retail, office, medical, industrial and HOA properties in Los Angeles County and several other states.

Years in business from the company's website: “We Have Been Proudly Serving the Brokerage Needs of our Valued Clients Since 1979.”

Written by our team from the company's Google listing and website. The company has not claimed this listing yet.

At a glance

Property types

  • Multi-family
  • Retail
  • Office
  • Medical office
  • Industrial
  • Common interest developments
  • Condominiums
  • Single family residential

Services

  • Property management
  • Commercial real estate brokerage
  • Leasing
  • 1031 tax deferred exchanges
  • Acquisitions
  • Dispositions

Areas served

  • Los Angeles County
  • California
  • Arizona
  • Florida
  • Indiana

From the company's website, checked 2026-10-20.

Office

152 W Walnut St #290, Gardena, CA 90248

Google rating

2.524 reviews
5 stars7
4 stars0
3 stars3
2 stars2
1 star12

Topics reviewers mention

  • Rent 5

Source: Google. Newest review 2025-07-02. We show counts only, never review text. Read the reviews on Google

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