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The silent heroes of our apartment building
An apartment building sometimes seems to function on its own. The elevator arrives when you press the button, the garage door opens when you come home, the lights are on in the common areas, and the heating does what it is supposed to do.

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How the shares of your lot are calculated
When you buy an apartment, garage, or storage room in a co-ownership, you are not just buying a private space. You also become a co-owner of the common parts of the building. Therefore, shares in the common parts are linked to each private lot. These shares play an important role in the distribution of certain costs within the co-ownership.
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What is a basic deed
Anyone who buys an apartment becomes not only the owner of their own home, but also a co-owner of the common parts of the building. To clearly establish who owns what and how the co-ownership is organized, a basic deed is drawn up.


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What are the co-ownership regulations
The co-ownership regulations are a legal document that forms part of a building's articles of association. They determine how the common areas are managed, what rights and obligations the co-owners have, and how decisions within the Owners Association (VME) are made. The goal is to organize communal living and the management of the building in a clear and transparent manner.
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Why a Property Manager cannot always act immediately
When a problem arises in an apartment, the first reflex is often the same: I will contact the Property Manager. And rightly so. But what many co-owners do not always realize is that a Property Manager is not a personal concierge or private service provider. A Property Manager manages the entire Owners Association (VME) and makes decisions in the interest of the entire building.
That distinction is important. Not only to avoid frustration, but also to understand why certain files require more time than it might seem at first glance.

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The council of co-ownership
If you live in an apartment building, you have probably heard of the council of co-ownership. What this body exactly does, who is part of it, and whether your building is required to have one remains unclear for many co-owners. We have outlined everything for you.

