Can two or more property service enterprises implement property management in the same property management area?

A residential area covers a large area. There is an artificial lake in the center of the community, and there are two entrances and exits in the community. Residents on both sides of an artificial lake are usually more like residents of two residential areas. Therefore, at an owners' meeting, some owners raised the possibility of setting up two owners' committees to be managed by two property management companies. So, how does the law stipulate this?

The lawyer replied.

Property management area refers to a relatively independent area managed by the owners themselves or entrusted by property service enterprises or other managers to implement unified management. According to the Regulations on Property Management, the principle of unified management of property management areas is determined, that is, a property management area is implemented by a property service enterprise. The division and determination of property management areas need to be coordinated by the state land and housing management bureau where the property is located in conjunction with the sub-district offices. Generally speaking, the division and determination of residential property management areas need to consider the scale of buildings, natural formation, utilization of facilities and equipment and other factors. This case is obviously a property management area, which can only be managed by property service enterprises.

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Article 33 A property management area is managed by a property service enterprise.