Property management guide

Property manager Luxembourg: understand the service, compare offers, and prepare a change.

This page brings together the most common co-ownership questions: mandate role, pricing, change of property manager, AGM preparation, arrears, incidents, and board visibility.

Role

Property management should not be only administration.

The property manager keeps the building's finances, incidents, AGMs, documents, suppliers, arrears, and voted decisions moving.

The real question is whether the board can see what is open, who is responsible, and what happens next.

Priorities

What to check before choosing.

Incidents followed to resolution

The board should be able to see reports, quotes, reminders, visits, and the final outcome.

Finances the board can understand

Calls for funds, budgets, arrears, and reconciliations should be clear before questions arise.

AGMs prepared on time

Documents and proposed decisions should be ready before the meeting, with actions followed afterwards.

A complete handover

Contracts, accounts, claims, decisions, and open issues should all be checked when the manager changes.

Management path

Go deeper according to your situation.

Common questions

Common questions around property managers in Luxembourg.

What does a property manager do in Luxembourg?

It manages administration, AGMs, finance, suppliers, incidents, arrears, documents, and execution of voted decisions.

How do you compare property managers?

Compare method, transparency, pricing, document takeover, incident management, response times, and visibility for the board.

Where should a board start when several things are going wrong?

Start with the most urgent issue: changing manager, understanding costs, the next AGM, arrears, or missing documents. Mention these in your request: the written proposal takes them into account for the scope and takeover level.

Want to know where your building should start?

The starting point is a written proposal, sent by 18:00 on the next business day: price, scope and how the takeover would be organised, with no call or visit required. For residences with more than 15 units, we also offer a first in-person introductory meeting.