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Property management technologies prove right stuff at right time.


As real estate markets soften, landlords and professional property managers focus their attention on retaining tenants, preserving asset value and keeping a close eye on financial performance. To meet those obligations property managers today rely on advanced technological systems and reporting capabilities.

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     2. By the constitution of the United States, the president has the power to fill up vacancies that may happen during the recess of the senate.
 rate for Manhattan stood at 11.8%. Since then, even more vacancies have been reported as a result of additional layoffs.

This has encouraged successful real estate services firms to apply sophisticated programs to better manage portfolios. The new technologies are comprehensive, increase efficiency, reduce unnecessary expenses arid ar·id  
adj.
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 increase profit. And they couldn't be available at a more opportune op·por·tune  
adj.
1. Suited or right for a particular purpose: an opportune place to make camp.

2. Occurring at a fitting or advantageous time: an opportune arrival.
 time; namely, when property management is in the spotlight Spotlight can refer to at least three types of lighting:
  • a searchlight;
  • stage lighting used in theatre to focus an audience's attention on a performer or event, known as a Followspot;
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Cushman & Wakefield offers clients Big-e-Realestate, Inc., in which the firm has an ownership position, to tackle property management challenges and add positive results. The web-based property management technology developed by Big-e-Realestate, based in Tempe, Ariz, not only creates a platform for efficient management, but it is accessible to owners, space users and service providers around the clock.

The primary areas where the technology shines are the keys to successful property management The technology addresses lease administration, asset value, space- and project-management, and timely financial reporting, in a single database. The database creates an open, constant line of communication between tenants, management and landlords, while tracking lease data, space data, work management, transaction information and project related data.

In terms of tenant retention, Big-e-Realestate provides automated au·to·mate  
v. au·to·mat·ed, au·to·mat·ing, au·to·mates

v.tr.
1. To convert to automatic operation: automate a factory.

2.
 responses to tenant requests. The technology revolves around its database, but is enhanced by a 24x7 call center that logs tenant calls, automatically creates and closes work orders and notifies the tenant when their request has been completed. Nothing maximizes efficiency more than automated organization and management that enables asset management professionals to focus on the highest priorities, while at the same time, maintaining maximum responsiveness to tenants.

In connection with its call center, Big-e-Realestate's primary tool is its comprehensive database. It allows for the organization and automatic update of several key cost saving systems. One system allows for preventive preventive /pre·ven·tive/ (pre-vent´iv) prophylactic.

pre·ven·tive or pre·ven·ta·tive
adj.
Preventing or slowing the course of an illness or disease; prophylactic.

n.
 and periodic maintenance notifications, another tracks tenant changes and moves, and a project management module tracks new construction from start to finish.

Since the entire technology is available by a standard Internet browser See Web browser. , it can be accessed anytime by owners or property managers. This makes for seamless communication between property managers and clients, a key to keeping landlords thoroughly informed with detailed information anytime, anywhere.

Regardless of whether a firm uses advanced technology, or an individual person to manage its assets, the functions of Big-e-Realestate can serve as a great example of important areas of focus for asset management services, especially under current market conditions.
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Author:Lagano, Joseph A.
Publication:Real Estate Weekly
Geographic Code:1U2NY
Date:Nov 20, 2002
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