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Specialties
Rent your next apartment from Steve Brown Apartments and enjoy free online rent payments, 24-hour emergency maintenance, a free SBA Red Card, and professional employees who are excited to have you as a resident.
What Our Residents Think:
«Steve Brown Apartments staff are all professional. There are so many horror stories about irresponsible landlords and I am glad that this is never the case with SBA. The staff are all really nice and helpful.» — Peter C., 2012
«You guys are by far the best and most fair rental company in Madison. Thank you and keep it up!» — Nicholas M., 2011
History
Established in 1980.
It may sound strange, but despite owning 56 properties and housing over 3,200 people in the Madison area, Steve Brown doesn’t consider himself a landlord. Never has in his 30 years of owning real estate.
His early experiences have tainted the term «landlord» in his eyes, and he prefers to think of himself as more of an «owner.» However, after a closer look at how he’s conducted his business for the past 3 decades, the term «service provider» seems more appropriate. And in this arena, he is one of Madison’s best…
Read the full story at www.stevebrownapts.com/story.
Meet the Business Owner
Steve B.
Business Owner
Steve is a graduate of Michigan State University (1970) and the University of Wisconsin Law School (1973). Steve earned his way through both colleges as a Resident Assistant in the university residence halls.
Steve is active in his church, and in the community, having financially supported or served on many non-profit boards and advisory committees associated with the housing industry, such as Project Home, Porchlight, The Road Home (formerly Interfaith Hospitality Network), and the Salvation Army.
Steve regularly supports the arts community, particularly the nationally recognized Shakespearean Rep American Players Theatre, in Spring Green, where he serves on the Board of Directors. Steve is a founding member of the External Steering Committee of the Lubar Institute for the Study of Abrahamic Religions (LISAR) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Wisconsin Higher Education Business Roundtable, and on the Board of Governors of the