Locally owned property management and real estate advisory, 380 Broadway, Providence

Downtown Providence, Rhode Island at night
Property management and real estate advisory in Providence

Buy it right, finance it right, manage it right

We've owned, rented, sold, and managed property in Rhode Island for more than 25 years. Now all of that works for you, and we get paid as your property performs, not when a deal closes.

Talk to us about a property

Buying one, own one, or run an association? Tell us a little and we'll be in touch.

Rather talk? Call 401-572-3322.

  • Locally ownedBased at 380 Broadway in Providence
  • Paid on resultsOur fees follow how your property performs
  • One team, start to finishUnderwriting, financing, leasing and management
  • Always on callSomeone is available 24/7 for repairs and tenant issues

Not a typical brokerage What a broker does, and what we do

A commission at closing pays the same whether the building works for you or not. We set ourselves up the other way around, and it changes the advice you get.

A typical brokerLenox
Gets paidA commission when the sale closesMostly in the years after, as the property performs
WantsThe deal to close, ideally at a higher priceThe deal to work, even if that means walking away
Looks atComparable sales and the listing sheetRents, expenses, the building's systems, the loan, and the plan
After closingOn to the next dealManaging the tenants, the building, and the books

How we work and how we get paid

Our work Buildings we've sold and managed

  • Commercial

    45 Willard Ave

    A three-story brick commercial building in Providence, about 20,000 square feet.

  • Multifamily · Managed

    Ringgold St and Dean St

    Four Federal Hill buildings with nine units. We sold them as one package and manage them today.

  • Residential · Managed

    21 George St

    A College Hill house steps from Brown, managed for student renters.

  • Managed

    225 Weybosset St

    Twelve apartments over retail in two converted downtown office buildings.

  • Commercial

    273-279 Bullocks Point Ave

    A multi-tenant retail and office building in East Providence with on-site parking.

  • Multifamily

    Harrison St

    An entire Federal Hill apartment complex, sold as one package.

  • Residential · Managed

    151 Meeting St

    A College Hill house off Thayer Street, leased to Brown and RISD students.

  • Managed

    Rumford Center

    A historic mill in East Providence redeveloped into apartments and commercial space.

  • Multifamily

    131 and 153 Carpenter St

    Two Federal Hill multifamilies, one rebuilt from the inside out before it sold.

  • Residential

    389 Benefit St

    A condo inside an Italianate mansion on historic Benefit Street.

  • Managed

    62-72 John St

    Apartment buildings in Fox Point, a few blocks from India Point Park.

  • Commercial

    193 Dean St

    A Federal Hill mixed-use building with two apartments and a storefront.

  • Residential · Managed

    93 Power St

    A College Hill house between Benefit Street and Hope Street, managed as student housing.

  • Managed

    15 Peck St

    A downtown building in the Customhouse Historic District.

  • Multifamily

    1574 Cranston St

    A Cranston multifamily on a corner lot with parking for five cars, sold over asking.

  • Managed

    461 Main St

    A building on Main Street in downtown East Greenwich.

  • Multifamily

    26 Hollis St

    An eleven-bedroom multifamily in the Armory District.

  • Residential

    385 Westminster St

    A two-bedroom loft condo downtown.

  • Multifamily

    342 Hawkins St

    A four-unit building in the Charles neighborhood.

  • Residential

    577 Angell St

    An English Tudor townhouse condo in Wayland Square.

  • Multifamily

    156 Parade St

    An Armory multifamily marketed to buyers who wanted to live in one unit and rent the rest.

  • Multifamily

    42 Courtland St

    A West End multifamily where we represented both buyer and seller.

Owner tools Run the numbers on your rental

This week's mortgage rates, the benchmarks behind commercial loans, and a quick calculator. Change any figure to match your property.

Mortgage rates this week

National averages for the week of October 15, 2026

30-year fixed
7.40%
unchanged from last week
15-year fixed
6.71%
down 0.02 from last week

Commercial loan benchmarks

What commercial lenders price from. Your rate is the benchmark plus the lender's margin.

5-year Treasury
4.89%
down 0.13 from last week
Mixed-use and commercial bank loans
10-year Treasury
5.09%
down 0.15 from last week
Apartment building loans, 5+ units
30-day SOFR
3.87%
up 0.05 from last week
Bridge and rehab loans

Mortgage rates: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, averages for loans on owner-occupied homes. Loans on rental property usually price higher. Treasury yields: U.S. Department of the Treasury, October 16, 2026. SOFR, 30-day average: Federal Reserve Bank of New York, October 16, 2026. None of these figures is an offer to lend. Lenox is not a lender.

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Mortgage payment is principal and interest only. An estimate for planning, not financial, tax, or lending advice. See how we fill a vacancy.

Looking at a building to buy? Run it through the offer check, then send it to us before you make an offer.

About Lenox It started with one book and a few multi-families

Lenox came out of years spent owning, renting, and selling property in Providence.

We're a small team of brokers, leasing agents, and maintenance people who live and work in Rhode Island.

Having owned rentals ourselves, we know what an empty month or a late-night repair call costs you.

Away from the office you'll find us coaching Little League and getting to our kids' games.

  1. 1997

    Gabe reads Rich Dad Poor Dad and the real estate bug bites. Before long he is buying multi-family houses in Providence while working in web hosting at AT&T.

  2. 2001

    The dot-com boom goes bust. Gabe moves to Providence and makes real estate his full-time job.

  3. 2005

    Convinced the housing boom will end badly, Gabe sells every property he owns, his own house included, and turns to rentals. He didn't want to sell people homes he thought they would someday lose.

  4. 2006

    Gabe and Nicola build Rentprov.com and open their first office on Westminster Street. No one else in Providence was focused on rentals, and the business took off.

  5. Then

    A customer buys the rental office. Gabe and Nicola miss the real estate side, so they open Lenox, first for property management and later for sales and leasing too.

  6. Today

    More than 15 years on, we look after property across Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts. We're still small enough to care and large enough to take on any project.

Where we manage property Local for more than 25 years

We've been working these streets since the late 1990s. We know what a two-family on the East Side should rent for, which contractors show up, and how an eviction really moves through court here. Our office is on Broadway, on Federal Hill, and we look after property across the city and the towns around it.

Providence and nearby

Providence, Cranston, Pawtucket, East Providence, North Providence, Johnston, and Warwick.

East Bay

Barrington, Bristol, and Warren.

Southeastern Massachusetts

Seekonk, Attleboro, and Fall River.

Somewhere else in Rhode Island? Ask us about your property.

FAQ What owners and buyers ask us

Short answers here. For anything about your own property, call 401-572-3322.

How are you different from a real estate broker?

A broker is usually paid a commission when a sale closes and moves on. Most of what we earn comes later, from managing the property and from how it performs, so our advice is built around whether the deal works for you, not whether it closes.

What does it cost?

It depends on the property and what you need from us. Our upfront fees are low, and sometimes there are none. You get the scope and every fee in writing before you sign anything.

What kinds of property do you work with?

Single-family homes and condos, two- and three-family houses, apartment buildings, mixed-use and commercial buildings, and condo associations, from one unit to a whole portfolio.

I live out of state. Can you still help?

Yes. More than half of our management clients live outside Rhode Island. You get a financial report every month and an owner login, and tenants can reach us around the clock.

How long have you been doing this?

We have owned, rented, sold, and managed property in Rhode Island for more than 25 years, and Lenox has managed it for other owners for more than 15. Everyone on the team lives and works here.

How do I get started?

Send the form at the top of this page or call 401-572-3322. Tell us about the property or the one you are looking at, and we will tell you how we would approach it.

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Office
380 Broadway
Providence, RI 02909
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Hours
Monday to Friday
9am to 5pm
Phone
401-572-3322
Fax 888-716-2001
Email
info@lenoxmanagement.com