Perspectives
Good People Can Handle Pressure; it’s Unnecessary Pressure That Wears Them Down.
Property management will never be pressure-free. Things break, or break down; rent doesn’t arrive on time; owners want answers; renters need help…. And legislation changes
What Does a Career in Property Management Actually Look Like?
We’re very good at teaching people how to be Property Managers – well, the technical part of being one… It’s: Legislation Maintenance Compliance Inspections Leasing
In Property Management, our problem isn’t so much about recruitment
We talk about recruitment a lot in property management, and reading the results from the recent Kolmeo survey, there are important questions we need to
Let’s not forget the human-ness of Property Management.
AI can absolutely make Property Management more efficient. But the best use of technology is to free people up for the part machines still can’t replace — empathy, judgement, negotiation and the human relationships at the centre of the job.
Did the Victorian government just admit VCAT is unable to cope?
Victoria’s rental reforms promised plenty, but the bigger question was whether the system could actually deliver them. With VCAT already under pressure, adding another dispute-resolution layer risked shifting the problem rather than fixing it.
Rental reforms miss the mark – again.
Housing policy can sound good in an announcement and still create unintended consequences. These reforms raised a bigger question: if we keep making rental investment less attractive, how do we expect to solve a problem fundamentally driven by supply?