What does a Property Manager cost

What does a Property Manager cost?
This is a logical question when you are looking for a Property Manager for your Owners Association.
At Parte, we choose transparency and a fair price. That is why we are happy to provide a clear indication of our rates.

At the same time, there is no standard price that is right for every building. Every building is different. Therefore, we first briefly review your building and expectations, so that we can propose a correct price that fits the service you need.

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Our rates for property management
For standard property management, the rate at Parte is between €20 and €28 per lot per month. By a lot, we mean, for example, an apartment, house, or commercial space within the co-ownership. For garages, a separate rate of €1 to €1.50 per garage per month applies. These amounts give you a clear initial indication. For a concrete quote, we always look at your specific building. This way, you know what to expect in advance and we avoid giving you a standard price that does not actually fit your Owners Association.
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Why does the price differ per building?
A Property Manager never manages two identical buildings. The number of lots plays a role, but the way a building is organized, the technical complexity, the condition of the building, and the expectations of the co-owners can also differ. A building with a simple structure requires a different approach than a complex co-ownership with many common installations, different types of lots, or extensive technical files. The size of the Owners Association also influences the price per lot. In a larger building, certain fixed costs can be divided over more lots. In a small Owners Association, the same fixed tasks are divided over a smaller number of lots. As a result, the amount per lot is usually slightly higher for a smaller building. This does not mean that a small Owners Association is less important or receives less service. It simply means that certain tasks recur for every Owners Association, regardless of the number of lots.
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What do you get for your property management fee?
At Parte, we believe that a property management fee is not just about an amount per lot. At least as important is what you receive in return. Within standard property management, Parte is responsible for the administrative and financial follow-up of the Owners Association, the accounting, the organization and guidance of the general meeting, the annual reporting, and the follow-up of payments. Communication with co-owners, the follow-up of suppliers, and the general administrative and technical follow-up of the building also belong to our services, within the normal operation of the Owners Association. When preparing a quote, we make a clear distinction between standard property management and any exceptional or additional services. This way, you know in advance which services are included in your fee and for which an additional cost may apply.
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A low price is not always the cheapest choice
When comparing different Property Managers, it is tempting to look primarily at the amount per lot. Yet that amount does not tell the whole story. A low base price can, for example, be accompanied by limited service or additional costs for services you do not immediately expect. As a result, an offer that seems cheaper on paper can ultimately turn out to be more expensive. At Parte, we therefore do not want to simply offer the lowest possible price. We want to combine a correct price with a complete and professional service. For us, transparency means that you know what you are paying and what you can expect in return.
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Why don't we give a standard price?
We could choose to communicate the same amount for every Owners Association. That is simple, but in our opinion, not fair. A building with five lots is different from a building with fifty lots. A new building is different from an older building with many maintenance needs. And an Owners Association with simple common areas requires different follow-up than a building with extensive technical installations. That is why we prefer to get to know your building first. In a short conversation, we get a better picture of the Owners Association, the situation, and your expectations. Then we can make a proposal that better aligns with what you actually need. No standard price, but a fair price tailored to your building.
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Smaller buildings are also welcome at Parte
We consciously choose not to manage only large buildings. Smaller Owners Associations also deserve a Property Manager who works professionally, is accessible, and actively monitors the building. That is why Parte not only has offices in large cities, but we are also present in smaller towns and rural areas. We believe that smaller co-ownerships occupy an important place in the future and want to offer full property management services there as well. Furthermore, we do not believe in a low-budget formula where you pay little but also receive less service. Nor do we want you to have to pay again for every additional question. Our ambition is different: smaller buildings must also be able to count on a professional and complete property management service.
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What does a Property Manager cost for your building?
The best way to provide a correct answer to that is by getting to know your building. Tell us how many lots your building has, how the Owners Association is managed today, and what you are looking for. Then we will look together at what you need and make a clear proposal. This way, you don't get a standard package, but a solution that fits your Owners Association. Curious about what property management at Parte costs for your building? Request a proposal without obligation.
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Do you have a small Owners Association?
Parte also offers full property management services for buildings with fewer than 10 lots. We are happy to tell you why we consciously choose smaller buildings and how we want to offer the same professional approach there.
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