In multi-residential buildings, building managers play a vital role in supporting harmonious, efficient strata communities. While the strata committee oversees governance and decision-making, the building manager handles the day-to-day operations and maintenance that keep things running smoothly.

A good building manager acts as the eyes and ears of the strata community. They ensure common areas such as lobbies, car parks, lifts and shared facilities are maintained to a highstandard. This creates a more pleasant environment for residents and helps protect property value.

They also coordinate contractors and service providers, from cleaners and landscapers to electricians and plumbers, ensuring work is completed to a high standard, on time, and on budget.

Clear communication is key. Building managers often act as a point of contact for residents, helping to address concerns and manage expectations. Their presence on-site means they can quickly respond to issues and work closely with the strata committee to resolve matters efficiently.

In addition, building managers help monitor compliance, arrange urgent repairs, and maintain documentation such as safety records, contractors, and maintenance. By bridging the gap between residents, strata committees and service providers, building managers contribute to the smooth functioning and long-term success of strata communities.

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