One property management and three communities. Can each community have an owners' committee?

If a property management company manages three communities at the same time, whether each community can have an owners' committee needs to be analyzed in detail.

According to Kujou Hajime's Property Management Regulations, only one owners' meeting can be established in a property management area, and only one owners' committee can be established in an owners' meeting. Therefore, if these three communities belong to the same property management area, then only one owners' committee can be established, and it is impossible for each community to set up a separate owners' committee.

But if these three communities are different property management areas, then each community can set up its own owners' committee. But whether it can be established depends on the location of the property, facilities and equipment, planning, local regulations and other comprehensive factors.

To sum up, if three communities belong to the same property management area, it is less likely for each community to set up an owners' committee. If the three communities belong to different property management areas, it is possible that each community can set up an owners' committee, but it needs to be judged according to relevant regulations and actual conditions.