The difference between property manager and property project manager

The difference between a property manager and a property project manager lies in the different scope of work.

Property manager is a post established by a property company, whose main job is to manage property services and manage the property company well.

To be a qualified property manager, in addition to the basic conditions such as academic qualifications, there are also high requirements in terms of abilities, including the ability to pay attention to details, the ability to organize work efficiently, strong communication skills, and the ability to deal with interpersonal relationships.

The property project manager is responsible for the maintenance and repair of public facilities, buildings and sites in the community. Make maintenance plans for all kinds of equipment and facilities and organize their implementation, so that the equipment is always in good working condition. Responsible for the owner's maintenance work and participate in the procurement review of residential facilities and equipment.

Responsible for the maintenance, meter reading and measurement of residential hydropower facilities; Organize to collect and sort out technical data and maintenance files of various equipment, and do a good job in technical management of equipment. Investigate and analyze equipment accidents, put forward treatment opinions and measures, and organize their implementation to prevent the recurrence of similar accidents and complete other tasks arranged by superiors.

Property classification:

1, residential property. Residential property refers to buildings with residential functions for people to live in, including residential quarters, single residential buildings, apartments, villas, resorts and so on. , as well as supporting public facilities, equipment and public venues.

2. Commercial real estate. Sometimes it is also called investment property, which can obtain sustained growth returns or sustained appreciation through operation. This kind of property can be roughly divided into commercial service property and office property.

3. Industrial property rights. Houses that provide space for human production activities, including light and heavy industrial workshops, high-tech industrial houses developed in recent years, and related R&D houses and warehouses.