Property Management in China (Revised Version)

Author: He Xueliang
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Publish Date: 2002-05-10
Features: This book attempts to explore a property management system that is both suitable for China's national conditions and social characteristics, as well as in line with international practices. In terms of its format, it emphasizes comprehensive content and professional depth, aiming for theoretical innovation while ensuring practical applicability in management. It is a well-combined treatise that thoroughly discusses theoretical and practical aspects of property management. Property management companies are a special type of emerging enterprise, facing fierce market competition alongside rapidly developing real estate development companies. This competition is not only reflected in price but more importantly in the overall corporate image of the companies providing products and services to society. Property management companies present themselves professionally, offering comprehensive services to homeowners through advanced scientific management methods, providing a comfortable, safe, and convenient living environment. The skills required in property management demand not only the establishment of a perfect corporate image but also the ability to create a relaxed, lively, and warm cultural atmosphere. Modern property management is a highly specialized industry, and its success largely depends on the professional knowledge and management experience of its practitioners. This book focuses on explaining the relationship between property management and the real estate industry, the concepts and content of property management, legal knowledge in property management, property valuation and price assessment, the establishment of property management institutions, the development of property management systems, the financial management of property management companies, the entire process of property management companies and property development, building maintenance management, building equipment management, an overview of property management practices, the management and services of residential properties, the operation and management of commercial properties, and the application of computers in property management. The book consists of 14 chapters, including topics such as property management and real estate, the concepts and content of property management, legal knowledge in property management, the establishment of property management institutions, and more.