What are the three main business models of property management in the future?

There are three main business models in the future:

Property service integrator;

Property asset managers;

Property security service provider.

Brief introduction respectively:

Property service integrator

Property service integrator, also known as the general contracting mode of property service, is the mainstream management mode of property service in developed countries and regions at present, and it is also the development direction of property service enterprises as property service providers.

It is characterized in that the property service enterprises integrate the special services of each subcontractor into comprehensive property service products for owners through front-end planning services, middle-end supervision services and back-end evaluation services.

2. Property asset operators

Property asset operator, also known as property asset management model, is an advanced business model derived from the expansion of property from consumption function to investment function and from use value to exchange value.

Its characteristic is that the owner not only entrusts the daily maintenance, conservation and management of property hardware to the property service enterprise, but also entrusts the daily investment, operation and management of real estate with asset attributes (such as rental management, property investment, marketing planning, sales agency, real estate financing, etc.) to the property service enterprise. ) to the property service enterprise.

3. Property security service providers

Property security service provider, also known as property logistics service model or property support service model, is a mixed management model born in the property management industry in line with the trend of socialization reform of logistics services.

Its characteristic is that property service enterprises are not only engaged in property management business, but also entrusted to provide logistics services such as catering, conference, reception, transportation and logistics. , so as to fully meet the diversified needs of customers outside the non-mainstream business.