Property Management Theory and Practice

Author: Li Bin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: After distinguishing between the concepts of property and property management, this book analyzes the objectives and principles of property management, as well as the development status of property management both domestically and internationally. It introduces the fundamental theories underlying property management—such as property rights theory, principal-agent theory, public choice theory, community theory, project management theory, sustainable property management theory, and modern urban management theory. The book explores property rights, owner autonomy, and the relationship between property management companies and owner committees under China's current property management legal system. It places special emphasis on explaining property management markets, the principal-agent relationship in property management, pre-construction property management, property repair management, property equipment management, comprehensive property service management, financial management in property management, and property management categorized by type. Additionally, it attempts to discuss how to fully develop, utilize, and operate the resources of property management to maximize the wealth of property management institutions. This book can serve as a core textbook for majors such as engineering management, public management, and real estate management. It is also a valuable reference for property management professionals, owners, property users, and theoretical researchers.