Looking to get more out of your commercial property?
Leading commercial property management solutions for office, warehouse and retail spaces
Reduce your vacancy periods, increase your return on investment and eliminate your property-related stress with Ross Scarfone commercial property management for Perth’s southeast.
Managing Perth’s Retail, Industrial and Office Investments
What Makes Us The Commercial Property Managers of Choice?
Award Winning
Don’t settle for less – our team has received recognition from both state and national industry bodies.
Over 35 Years’ Experience
Formed in 1989, we’ve been providing commercial building management for over 35 years.
Expert Advice
Operating in Perth’s southeast, our team has specialised knowledge of the area and local commercial landscape.
About Us
Our local commercial property management team work with owners to deliver an unparalleled professional and personalised service. We focus on reducing your vacancy periods, increasing your return on investment, and eliminating your property–related stress. Our commercial property managers will ensure that your property is well-maintained and tenanted.
Property Management Services for Perth’s South East
As commercial property experts in Perth’s southeast, we have the best knowledge of the area and the market to ensure you always get the best financial return on your property investment.
We lease, sell, and manage a huge variety of properties in the area which means we’re always around to check in on your property. All real estate owners receive comprehensive financial and maintenance reports on their property.
Contact us today to discuss your commercial property management needs and start working with the local commercial property experts.
From small offices and strata properties to storage yards and large industrial warehouses, we manage them all in the following areas: Ascot, Bayswater, Bentley, Burswood, Cannington, Carlisle, East Victoria Park, Forrestfield, Kewdale, Lathlain, Redcliffe, Rivervale, South Perth, Victoria Park, Welshpool and Belmont
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The Commercial Property Manager Benefit
Are tenant issues and property management stress keeping you up at night? Our seasoned commercial property managers have you covered. We solve tenant hassles and ensure your property is impeccably maintained, plus you’ll enjoy financial clarity with transparent accounting and a strong ROI with optimised rent rates. Take action now to unleash your investment’s potential – schedule a consultation today and let our expert commercial property managers take the wheel.
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Commercial Property Management FAQs
- What do commercial property managers do?
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Commercial property managers are responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of commercial properties on behalf of the property owners. Their primary role is to ensure that the property is well-maintained, tenants are satisfied, and rental income is collected.
The job also involves managing and reporting on finances, occupancy rates, health and safety regulations, and maintenance logs.
Essentially, a commercial property manager’s job revolves around keeping a property operating efficiently to ensure a good return for the property owner.
- Do I need a commercial property manager?
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Commercial property managers can provide numerous benefits to property owners and tenants alike.
Property management can be a time-consuming and complex task, especially for commercial property owners who have other business or personal commitments. Commercial property managers can save you time and effort by handling all aspects of property management, from finding tenants to managing repairs and maintenance.
A commercial property manager will also help you maintain tenant satisfaction and compliance, plus they will report on everything on your behalf. This saves you a significant amount of time and effort, especially with managing finances and adhering to local regulations.
Their services provide numerous benefits to property owners and tenants alike, ensuring the successful operation of the property and maximising its value over time.
- How is commercial property management different from residential?
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The clear differences between commercial property management and residential property management are the property types and tenant profile. Commercial properties are set up for businesses and their owners.
Commercial property management also has a wider scope of responsibilities and therefore requires a unique skillset to handle the demands. Lease terms and legal requirements are more complex, with compliance regulations covering zoning laws, building codes, safety regulations, and much more.
Managing a commercial property effectively requires many years of experience, which is why Ross Scarfone Real Estate are one of the most well known agents in Perth’s south-east.
- What does commercial property management involve?
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Commercial property management involves managing, leasing, and maintaining commercial real estate. This includes:
- Marketing properties and leasing them.
- Maintaining tenant relations and their satisfaction.
- Ensuring rent is paid on time.
- Maintaining commercial properties in terms of cleaning, repairs, and landscaping.
- Managing and reporting on finances, including operating expenses, capital expenditure, and cash flow projections.
- Ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
- How much are commercial property management fees?
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Fees are typically paid as a percentage of the rent for a commercial property. The amount depends on various factors, but is usually in the region of 4-12%, with potential mark-ups for other maintenance tasks.
- Who pays for the commercial property management fees?
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Commercial property management fees are typically paid by the property owner. Often the cost makes up a percentage of the property’s gross income or rent revenue.
Ultimately, the property owner pays the commercial property management fees because they are responsible for ensuring that the property is profitable and well-maintained. The property manager’s services are essential to achieving this goal, and the fees they charge are typically considered a necessary expense.