A defined scope of authority
What can be actioned without asking you, and what always comes back for approval.
( property management )
The work starts the day the keys are handed over.
Defined rolesClear on who handles each task.
Approval limitsYou decide before costs are incurred.
Regular updatesReporting without having to chase.
Defined rolesClear on who handles each task.
Approval limitsYou decide before costs are incurred.
Regular updatesReporting without having to chase.
( track record )
RM12B+GDV Track RecordCumulative gross development value delivered across projects led.
98%Client SatisfactionBuyers and developers who choose to work with Averis again.
8+Core ServicesProject marketing, advisory, and subsale investment under one roof.
( scope )
Build the management scope around your property.
The following areas can be discussed when defining an appointment. Availability and responsibility should be confirmed in the management agreement.
Coordinate routine tenant enquiries and communicate matters requiring owner input.
Receive reported issues, arrange appropriate service-provider follow-up, and obtain approvals where…
Arrange agreed inspections or condition updates, subject to access arrangements and the appointment…
Organise relevant tenancy information and follow up on agreed administrative milestones.
Where included, track payment status and report outstanding items.
Provide agreed updates on property matters, maintenance activity, expenditure, and outstanding…
( portfolio )
12 developments across 5 states.
From RM152,000 homes in Tapah to serviced apartments in the Klang Valley — marketed alongside developers including Sime Darby Property and Lagenda.
( why averis )
Agree who decides what, before something breaks.
Reporting you can actually read
What was collected, what was spent, what is outstanding — on an agreed schedule.
Tenancy handled end to end
Renewals, arrears and move-outs are the recurring work.
( how we work )( step 1 ) ( step 2 ) ( step 3 ) ( step 4 ) ( step 5 )
Establish the right management arrangement.
Review the property
Discuss the property, occupancy, condition, and existing arrangements.
Identify the support needed
Agree which responsibilities need ongoing attention.
Confirm scope and authority
Document services, fees, approval limits, reporting, and escalation arrangements.
Organise the handover
Collect the information, contacts, and access arrangements needed for the appointment.
Manage and review
Carry out the agreed scope and review it as the property’s needs change.
( scope clarity )
A clear agreement protects the working relationship.
Before an appointment begins, establish:
- Who will deliver the service
- Which property and responsibilities are covered
- How maintenance approvals and expenditure are handled
- What updates the owner will receive
- How urgent issues are escalated
- What falls outside the appointment
( faq )
Frequently asked questions.
Tenant sourcing may be arranged separately or included in a wider appointment. Confirm the leasing and management responsibilities before proceeding.
Yes. Share the location and your requirements so coverage and communication arrangements can be assessed.
Do not assume they are included. Management fees, contractor charges, materials, and other expenses should be clearly distinguished in the agreement.
Availability, response arrangements, emergency contacts, and spending authority must be agreed in advance. Do not assume a round-the-clock service unless it is expressly included.
Individual-property support and building or strata management require different scopes and professional arrangements. Specify your property type so the appropriate service can be confirmed.
( get in touch )
Let’s understand what your property needs.
Tell us about your property, its current occupancy, and the responsibilities you would like support with.
Discuss Property Management