Property and Asset 
Management

A service charge is a fee paid by tenants or owners of a property to cover the cost of maintaining and managing the common areas and services of the property, such as cleaning, repairs, maintenance, security, and other expenses related to the upkeep of the property.

Service Charge services may include budget preparation and forecasting, service charge collection and management, maintenance and repair of communal areas and services, managing contracts with suppliers, and providing financial reporting and transparency to tenants or owners.

Service Charge benchmarking is a process of comparing service charges against industry standards and best practices to ensure that clients are paying fair rates for the services provided. We offer benchmarking as part of our Service Charge management services to help clients stay competitive and get the most value for their money.

Our goal is to meet our clients' varied needs in Service Charge management. We offer an array of services, such as pre-contract advice, lease audits, budgeting, forecasting, tendering and contract management, dispute resolution, benchmarking, and more. We aim to guarantee that our clients are paying accurate service charge rates while getting the best value for their money.

Our Service Charge management services include budgeting and forecasting to help clients accurately plan and manage their service charge expenses. We can help identify potential cost savings and ensure that budgets are aligned with the needs of the property and its occupants.

Asset management is the process of managing and optimising a portfolio of properties or assets to maximize their value and achieve the investment goals.

Asset management services can be provided for a wide range of assets, including residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural properties, as well as other types of real estate investments such as land, buildings, and infrastructure.

Asset management services may include property management, leasing and tenant management, financial analysis and reporting, risk management, property maintenance and repairs, and strategic planning to optimize the performance of the assets.

Asset management is important for investors who want to maximize the return on their investments and reduce risks associated with owning and managing properties. It ensures that the properties are well-maintained, properly leased, and generate a steady stream of income.

Property management focuses on the day-to-day operation of a property, while asset management is a broader, more strategic approach to managing a portfolio of properties to achieve long-term investment goals.

Asset management services can help property owners by providing expert advice and support to help them make informed decisions about their investments, optimising the value of their assets, and reducing the risks associated with property ownership and management.

Property management is the process of managing a property on behalf of the owner, to ensure that it is properly maintained, leased, and generating income.

Property management services can be provided for a wide range of properties, including residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural properties.

Property management services may include tenant screening and management, rent collection and accounting, property maintenance and repairs, lease administration, and compliance with local laws and regulations.

Property management is important for property owners who want to ensure that their properties are well-maintained, properly leased, and generating a steady stream of income. It can also help owners save time and money by outsourcing the day-to-day management of the property.

Property management focuses on the day-to-day operation of a single property, while asset management is a broader, more strategic approach to managing a portfolio of properties to achieve long-term investment goals.

Property management services can help property owners by providing expert advice and support to help them make informed decisions about their properties, ensuring that the properties are well-maintained and generating income, and reducing the risks associated with property ownership and management.