New Town HOA Management, LLC
Independently researched South Carolina HOA management company serving York County — 2.9★ across 56 Google reviews · 200 communities under management.
At a glance
Compiled from Curated research · Google MapsNew Town HOA Management, LLC is an HOA management company based in Rock Hill (York County), South Carolina, profiled through independent research. The company reports 200 communities under management and holds a 2.9★ Google rating across 56 reviews. It is one of 12 firms serving York County.
Business profile
From public website · newtownhoa.com/- Communities managed
- 200
- Owner portal / software
- CINC Systems
Specialisms & coverage
Serves Charlotte, NC area and surrounding North Carolina cities, plus South Carolina areas including Myrtle Beach, Fort Mill, and Rock Hill.
Registered address
Source · Curated research · principal office| Street | 1548 Ebenezer Rd Rock Hill, SC 29732 |
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| City | Rock Hill |
| State | South Carolina |
| ZIP | 29732 |
| County | York |
| Website | www.newtownhoa.com/ |
| Phone | (803) 366-5262 |
Google Business profile
Source · Google Places API · view listing ↗| Address | 1548 Ebenezer Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29732, United States |
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HOA association portfolio
Source · Google reviewsNo portfolio data on file
We haven't yet linked this firm to specific HOA associations. Data is added as new matches are identified.
Board due diligence checklist
For shortlisting HOA management firms| License status | South Carolina does not require a state license specifically for HOA or community association managers. Look for national credentials (CMCA, AMS, PCAM) held by the firm's managers. |
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| Enforcement record | No enforcement actions found in public records as of July 27, 2026. |
| E&O insurance | Request proof of Errors & Omissions and general liability coverage directly from the firm — not tracked in public records. |
| Contract terms | Review termination notice period, management fee structure, and full scope of services before signing. |
| References | Ask for 2–3 current board president contacts from comparable communities. |