Category: Company News
Congratulations to our 2023 Easter Colouring Competition Winners
Thank you to everyone who participated in our annual Easter Colouring Competition!We had so many beautiful entries this year which never makes the judging easy! We love being able to display all the colourful Easter colouring entries in our office. This year we had a number of Easter egg prizes to give away.A big congratulations...Read More→
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2023 Easter Colouring Competition with apm
It’s that time of year for our annual Easter colouring competition.We have two age categories for the colouring competition:Category 1 – For children ages up to 5 years.Category 2 – For children ages 6 -12 years.There will be a few Easter goodies for each category to give away!How to EnterClick here (or on the picture...Read More→
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apm Client Newsletter – February 2023
In this edition we discuss:From Bill – It’s good to have friends in businessA Word from Howard – What’s on the horizon for 2023Residential Property Management – After the Storm, Software changes, Art auctionBody Corporate Management – Insurance process when property is damagedCommercial Property Management – How our team responded to extreme weather eventsWaiheke Escapes – List your holiday home with...Read More→
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A Word From Howard – What’s on the horizon for 2023
As someone who has been involved in property management for a long time, and as a property investor myself, 2023 is already shaping up to be another wild year after a somewhat challenging 2022. So, what do I see happening in 2023 and what’s on the horizon?We have previously mentioned the overdue and much needed...Read More→
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The Three Stages of the Unit Titles Amendment Bill
For our Body Corporate clients you will be aware that The Unit Titles Amendment Bill (Strengthening Body Corporate Governance and Other Matters) was passed in 2022.The Government released a staged commencement process. There are three stages to the implementation of the Act which are as follows:Stage 1 – came into effect on 9 December 2022Key...Read More→
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Proactive Maintenance and your Commercial Property
It’s Springtime, although you wouldn’t necessarily think so with the cold and rainy weather we have been experiencing lately, and this is often the season for a re-evaluation of property maintenance and planning of work that has been delayed or put off during winter. Proactive landlords keep up with regular maintenance of their properties which...Read More→
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apm Brand Journey – Changing our look, but not who we are
Founded in 1991, with a vison of exceptional property management, we have spent the past 31 years creating strong relationships with our clients, tenants, contractors, suppliers and team members.We have grown significantly and have expanded our range of services to include residential and commercial property management, body corporate and residents’ association management, holiday home management,...Read More→
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Proposed Regulation of Property Management
Are you aware of the recent push in our industry for regulations of Property Managers? The proposed legislation is now building momentum so I thought I would give you a brief outline of what is proposed as you are likely to hear more about it in the media.One in three people live in rental accommodation, and professional...Read More→
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New Service Available – Facilities Management
The Commercial division has been approached many times by clients looking for facilities management of their properties and Bodies corporate as they regularly need the service of a building manager or project manager for specialist maintenance works. We therefore felt it was time to offer such management services and we are excited to announce the...Read More→
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Differences between a Residents’ Association or Residents’ Society and a Body Corporate
More multi-unit developments are being built as a Residents’ Association (RA) or Residents’ Society (RS) rather than Bodies Corporate (BC) as there are no common areas within the buildings.It’s hard not to notice the amount of development occurring around Auckland suburban streets. I live out West, and in our street alone, which has 157 addresses,...Read More→
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