Our Story

Over thirty years ago our team began by designing and building single family homes on Long Island. Since then, we have completed multiple residential communities in both Suffolk County and the Hudson Valley. Some of our early customers even followed us upstate over a decade ago.

We recognize the uniqueness of our surroundings; the Hudson valley is blessed with many lovely buildings and we are committed to doing tasteful renovations of the historic properties that we choose. We believe our tenants can have “the best of both worlds”—a completely new apartment with up-to-date features within an architecturally significant building.

We believe your rental home should be built with the same care, quality and attention to detail that has been the hallmark of our private homes throughout our history.

The JMS family of companies has the management skills necessary to be responsive to your needs. Unlike some rental apartment specialists, we do not use outside investors—we own these buildings and will for the long term. That’s good for you and good for us.

National Geographic Traveler Magazine selected the region of the Hudson Valley as one of the top 20 destinations in the world. Given its lush landscape bursting forth in a resurgent century of preservation, the praise seems aptly penned. Warehouses, once barren halls of rust and decay, now boom with the fiery sounds of indie rock bands, and buzz with artisanal shopkeepers. As much as the delights of modern economic growth and progressive change have lifted the region into the international stratosphere, there is something ethereal and eternally beautiful about the valley as well.

For the New England philosophers, for the Hudson River School artists, for the Dutch settlers, the colonial warriors, and the Paleolithic tribes that laid their stake here first, and for modern residents, something of the sublime, the ancient and perfect, has always drawn people to this place. Travelers and residents alike have reveled in the triumph of the sun unleashing fiery rays from behind the Catskill peaks. The magnificence of its landscapes is what the valley is most famous for, but many charming and historical towns are renown for their high culture, fine dining and world-class shopping.