California HOA Management by County
1,571 firms across 34 counties.
1,571
Management firms
34
Counties covered
Los Angeles
Largest market · 330 firms
DRE
State license
Every county page ranks the HOA management companies actually operating there — based on
where their managed associations are registered with CA SOS + TransparencyHOA, not just
where the firm keeps an office. For the full statewide list see
All California Companies.
Los Angeles
330 firms
Orange
198 firms
San Diego
190 firms
Contra Costa
106 firms
Alameda
88 firms
Santa Clara
79 firms
Riverside
76 firms
San Joaquin
73 firms
San Bernardino
57 firms
San Francisco
57 firms
Ventura
48 firms
Sacramento
40 firms
San Mateo
33 firms
Marin
28 firms
Fresno
22 firms
Placer
21 firms
Santa Barbara
21 firms
Sonoma
16 firms
San Luis Obispo
15 firms
Santa Cruz
14 firms
Monterey
14 firms
Kern
13 firms
Solano
12 firms
Stanislaus
8 firms
Napa
8 firms
El Dorado
4 firms
Butte
4 firms
Yolo
4 firms
San Benito
4 firms
Tulare
3 firms
Sutter
3 firms
Humboldt
2 firms
Nevada
2 firms
Shasta
1 firm
No counties match your search.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which California county has the most HOA management companies?
Los Angeles has the most HOA management companies in California with 330 firms operating in the county.
How do I find HOA management companies in my county?
Select your county from the grid on this page (or use the search box) to see every firm we track operating there, ranked by local portfolio size, with Google ratings and license status where available.
Do HOA management companies in California need to be licensed?
California has no HOA-manager-specific license. Management firms commonly operate under a California DRE corporate broker license, which the law requires only when their services include brokerage activities such as leasing or renting. Not all firms listed hold a DRE license — always confirm current status directly with the California DRE before engaging a management firm. License status is shown on each firm's profile.
Why isn't my county listed?
County pages are built from CA SOS + TransparencyHOA records that identify where each managed association is located. If your county isn't listed, no firm in our dataset currently reports managing an association there — firms from neighboring counties often still serve the area.
Can a management company based in another county manage my association?
Yes. Most established firms serve communities across several counties, and larger firms operate statewide. County pages rank firms by how many associations they actually manage locally, regardless of where their head office is.