What is the property meeting for?

Property meeting is to discuss all aspects of residential property management.

In the process of community management, there will always be some problems that cannot be solved in time, which will increase the contradiction between property companies and owners. In order to eliminate contradictions, property companies sometimes hold owners' meetings to have in-depth exchanges with owners' representatives on related issues.

Property meeting is a characteristic tradition of many housing enterprises, in order to let our customers experience and feel the living atmosphere and service level after staying in the community in advance in close contact with property service personnel.

Classification of property management:

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. ; Of course, it also includes supporting facilities, equipment and public venues.

Commercial property: sometimes called investment property, refers to those properties that can obtain sustained growth returns or sustained appreciation through operation, which can be roughly divided into commercial service property and office property. Commercial service property refers to all kinds of construction land for commercial and service industries, including shopping malls, department stores, supermarkets, specialty stores, chain stores, hotels, hotels, warehouses, leisure and entertainment places, etc.

Industrial property rights: refers to houses that provide space for human production activities, including light and heavy industrial workshops, developed high-tech industrial houses, related R&D houses, warehouses, etc.

Some industrial properties are for sale and some are for rent. Generally speaking, the design of heavy industry workshop needs to meet specific technological requirements and equipment installation needs, and it is usually only suitable for specific users and is not easy to change hands. High-tech industries (such as electronics, computers, precision instrument manufacturing and other industries) have strong adaptability. Light industrial plants are between the above two.