PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Due to our many years of experience in real estate and furnished apartments, we know exactly how to look out for things in order to keep the apartment well on a long term. Since our tenants and landlords come mainly from other countries and cultures, everyday life has shown us that certain matters of course must be explained explicitly (for example, proper ventilation, waste separation, decalcification of fittings).

Our property management team arranges viewings and apartment handovers. They also organise the cleaning service and make sure everything is done to both the landlords and the tenant’s satisfaction. Routine controls, meticulous task lists and protocols are in place to optimise all processes. Our Team members have been trained and know how to differentiate between normal and excessively traces of wear, to describe damages correctly and to properly record meter reading.

Our cleaning staff receives a training especially tailored to the needs of temporary let furnished flats. They are paid above average and don't work more than 6 hours per day.

We use mainly natural cleaning material which is environmental friendly.

Your contact person

hope@hope-apartments.de
Phone.: 030 24331401

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