Built on a commitment to communities.
Mark Sharp established Wakefield Sharp in 1986 with a singular mission: to provide homeowner associations with the kind of full-service, professional management they deserved — responsive, transparent, and deeply invested in the communities they serve.
For , we have specialized in condominiums, planned developments, and commercial condo projects throughout Marin County. We work closely with every board member, owner, and contractor to ensure the individual needs of our clients are met to the highest industry standards.
We're proud to have managed several communities in our portfolio for over years — a testament to the trust homeowners place in Wakefield Sharp and the relationships we build for the long term.
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Why boards choose Wakefield Sharp.
We answer the phone — at any hour.
24 hours a day, 365 days a year. When your community has a problem, you reach a real professional, not a voicemail box.
One manager. One relationship. No handoffs.
Every community gets a dedicated point of contact who knows your board, your residents, and your property inside and out.
Local expertise that no national firm can replicate.
managing Marin County communities means we understand the local vendors, code, and personalities that shape your neighborhood.
Your finances, fully transparent — always.
Every dollar tracked, every statement reconciled, every report readable. No surprises, no fine print, no excuses.
Certified. Trained. Invested.
Every member of the Wakefield Sharp team holds the credentials and ongoing training to manage your association at the highest professional standard.
Certified Property Managers
All of our property managers are members of the Community Associations Institute (CAI) and hold the Certified Community Association Manager (CCAM) designation — improving the quality and effectiveness of community management for every association we serve.
CAI Member · CCAM CertifiedOngoing Industry Training
We actively encourage — and fund — our team's participation in leading industry organizations including CAI (Community Associations Institute) and ECHO (Executive Council of Homeowners).
CAI · ECHO MemberQuestions every board should be asking their management company.
If any of these sound familiar, it may be time for a change. Wakefield Sharp exists to answer every one of these with a confident yes.
Are you able to call your management company and discuss problems with professionals — 24 hours a day, 365 days a year?
Do you receive complaints from homeowners that their calls are never returned?
Does anyone maintain a list of outstanding issues and update your board with progress each month?
Does anyone track critical dates — contract renewals, insurance expirations, and meeting dates?
Do you receive a reconciled bank statement alongside your monthly financials?
Are you struggling with large delinquencies and no follow-through?
Who secures bids and verifies that all quotes are based on the same set of specifications?
Who prepares the Annual Operating Budget and advises you on performance against it each month?
Who is monitoring the landscape firm, coordinating major projects like roofing or pool resurfacing?
Does anyone at your management company speak directly with homeowners to understand their expectations?