Welcome to the Team!

Mary Thaxton is a Triangle native and a graduate of East Carolina University with a degree in Communications.  She has a family background in construction/engineering and spent many years working as an office manager and bookkeeper for several local engineering companies.  Mary became an Association Manager in 2010.  She and her spouse have two cats (Chaplin & Lucy), two dogs (Patty & Marcy) and are glad to finally be returning to the Raleigh area.

As a York Association Manager Mary will oversee a portfolio of community associations.

Welcome aboard, Mary!

Spring Maintenance for Building/Home Exteriors Available!

Noticing some exterior projects that need attention as you’re working from home?

York Maintenance is on the job and ready to tackle your commercial and residential projects!  Tell us about your maintenance needs.

Spring Exterior Services Offered

  • Domestic and irrigation back flow testing
  • Repair leaking/dripping hose bibs
  • Exterior lighting repairs and light bulb changing
  • Install/replace weather proof outlet covers
  • Storm and screen door repairs
  • Window screen replacements
  • Secure loose shutters
  • Replace porch ceiling fans

Client in the News: Carolina Small Business Development Fund

The Carolina Small Business Development Fund is playing an extremely important role in the Covid-19 crisis for small businesses. The Fund offers affordable financing for small and medium-sized businesses, holistic technical assistance (including disaster recovery), and evidence-based economic development research.

The Triangle Business Journal published “Economic Damage in NC due to COVID-19? Here’s an estimate” on April 7, 2020 highlighting the Fund’s recent research report,  Assessing the Economic Impacts of COVID-19 on North Carolina’s Small Business Community.

The Fund has also compiled a list of COVID-19 related grants and resources for entrepreneurs and small businesses affected by crisis.

Tenant broker Robert Hoyt is proud to be representing the Fund in its Headquarters lease extension so it can continue to serve more North Carolina small businesses in their recovery from the pandemic.