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What will our housing be like in the future?

Our population keeps growing. That means there will be less space available for housing. So what will our housing be like in the future? Many people are wondering about this. The idea of living in a smaller home is unthinkable for many.

12 April 2019 - Johan Vande Moortel
Tags :property manager, professional property manager, , To live in the future

’t Groen Kwartier, living and working combine in the city centre

Project developers Matexi and Vanhaerents have succeeded in creating a car-free site in Antwerp city centre where living, shopping and working come together seamlessly. 

31 May 2018 - Johan Vande Moortel
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Heat networks: the solution for sustainable heating?

Heat networks: the solution for sustainable heating?

Although the new energy concept of heat networks is not yet fully established in Flanders, as a leading property administrator we are one of the few that has already gained experience of this. 

Partial associations within an ACO, economies of scale or more autonomy?

Building complexes can choose various ACOs

Since the law of 2 June 2010 was passed, it has been possible to split a large complex with at least 20 apartments into various partial associations, each with its own autonomous decision-making powers. The benefit of this type of arrangement is that each partial association can choose its own preferred supplier for its common parts and does not have to negotiate with all the co-owners of the complex. This can benefit the efficiency of the decision-making process and it will also have a major impact on the operational activities. 

Is my property administrator allowed to receive commissions from suppliers?

In principle, the property administrator is allowed to receive commission from suppliers, but must communicate this openly and transparently with the general meeting.

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