Dodson Property Management was founded in Richmond, VA in 2007.
The Richmond office of DPM covers the cities of Richmond, Petersburg,
Hopewell and Colonial Heights, as well as the counties of Hanover, Henrico,
Chesterfield, King William and Goochland. DPM manages over 3500 units
to offer a range of options for renters to consider.
Every property is assigned a dedicated Property Management
team to perform the services below to the delight of the owner.
Each team consists of a senior property manager, assistant leasing
manager, and assistant maintenance manager.
"The team is great. I've received personal and prompt attention. They are mindful that I am not in the area and inform me of any issues as if I were there, This is my first experience working with a property manager and have had a great experience thus far. "
— Shaun Min, Owner/Invester - Vienna, VA
" We appreciate the care and professionalism that we receive as property owners and that our tenants receive as well. Dodson is quick to take care of any issues with our buildings or tenants before they become larger problems. We have great communication through email, phone and text messages. We plan to purchase additional property in the near future and will continue to use Dodson for all of our properties.” "
- Raine Salhab - Richmond, VA
The city of Richmond was founded in 1742 as an expansion of the Tidewater area and the Jamestown settlement. From Patrick Henry’s famed “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death” speech in historic Church Hill to the modern day Westward sprawl and development of the Short Pump area, Richmond has a proud history.
The 5 mile stretch that is Monument Avenue is the only street listed as a National Historic Landmark in America. Monument Ave is home to shrines for six native Virginians spanning the Commonwealth’s great history. From Robert E. Lee to Arthur Ashe, Monument Ave is a testament to the impact of Virginians on not just the area, but our nations’ history.
Most of Monument Avenue is located within the popular Fan District and the Museum District which is home to The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (among others), restaurants and historic housing. This makes the area an attraction to tourists and locals.
Nicknamed “The River City”, Richmond is blessed by the James River running directly through its city limits. Once known as a trade route for tobacco crops, the River has been transformed in recent years and is now a hotbed of activity. Hosting festivals such as nationally recognized “Dominion RiverRock”, The River is now one of the most attractive features of a city full of them.