EXEMPLARY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES:CASE OF PARK ISLAND, KAI SHING MANAGEMENT SERVICES LIMITED
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China, Property Management, ServiceAbstract
This study focuses on the significance of providing 4P's - Proactive, Protective, Professional, and Passionate - in extraordinary property management services, using Park Island, Kai Shing Management Services Limited in Hong Kong as a case study. The real-life experiences and views shared by residents living in Park Island demonstrate the spirit of "PARK ISLAND" and underscore the importance of professionalism and exceptional service performance across all aspects of property management. By embodying the 4P's in property management services, irrespective of weather conditions or situations, professional practitioners can cultivate trust, respect, appreciation, and gratitude among residents. The practical implications of this research highlight the potential to exceed residents' expectations and enhance the reputation of property management companies. Furthermore, this study emphasizes the need for a fundamental service philosophy and attitude within the property management industry, encouraging all companies to strive for excellence in meeting and surpassing residents' needs, regardless of external factors.
Keywords: Property Management, Services Management.
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