News, project updates and answers to the questions we hear most from property owners.
Owners often confuse the monthly management fee with the sinking fund and service charge. Here's a plain-language breakdown of what each payment actually covers and why it matters for your property's upkeep.
A short checklist for landlords — from rental benchmarking to maintenance clauses — before signing a renewal with an existing tenant.
Our property management division continues to grow, adding coverage in new townships to support owners across a wider range of developments.
We review the property's documentation, existing tenancies and maintenance history before taking over management.
Rent collection, maintenance coordination and tenant communication are handled by a dedicated point of contact.
Owners receive regular statements covering income, expenses and any outstanding matters requiring their decision.
Rent collection, tenant liaison, maintenance coordination, periodic inspections and financial reporting for the property owner.
No. The service charge is paid to the joint management body or developer for upkeep of common property. The management fee is what an owner pays Gather Property for handling their unit.
Yes. Our management service is available for single units as well as multi-unit portfolios.
Your assigned negotiator provides periodic reports, and inspections can be scheduled on request.
Yes, our property management division covers residential, commercial and industrial properties.
Talk to our property management team about handing over the day-to-day.
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