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Comparative Property Management

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Have you ever wondered if your block could be managed better? Here you can find out how the apartment legal system works in other countries and how they deal with the complexities of apartment management.


Recent Articles

Recent articles

  Sectional Title in South Africa
Dec 29, 2006
The latest industry estimates indicate that there are already more than two million people living in some 550,000 sectional title units in South Africa and that, during the next two years, more sectional title developments will be built than any other category of home in South Africa. Sectional title developments often are a good option for young or first-time buyers. Purchase prices usually include VAT and eliminate the need for a large transfer duty payment.
  United States Community Associations: Condominiums, Cooperatives and Planned Communities
Jun 14, 2006
In the United States, community associations (CAs) or common interest communities (CICs) – planned communities, cooperatives and condominiums – developed over the past 150 years.
  Strata Title Communities in Australia
Apr 24, 2006
Continuing our series on international property management, this article provides a snapshot of strata title ownership and management in Australia, with particular emphasis on Queensland, where the legislation is arguably the most advanced in the world. By Tony McQuillan of Stewart Silver King and Burns (SSKB).
  The apartment management system in Japan
Mar 1, 2006
In this article, Professor Hiroko Saito explains the management system of Japanese apartment ‘mansions’, examines the acute problem of rebuilding blocks of flats in a country torn by earthquakes, and considers the key differences between the UK and Japan regarding flat management
  Letting out your flat while abroad? Don't forget tax
Dec 2, 2003