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The German property management industry is undergoing a transformation – this practically happened behind the scenes

Consolidation in Property Management: What Is Changing in 2026 The German property management sector is undergoing major change. Small and medium-sized management companies are being acquired, businesses are merging into larger groups and new investors are showing interest in a market that was once considered relatively unspectacular. At the same time, many experienced company owners

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18.000 € für eine KI-Hausverwaltungssoftware – Ende der Zettelwirtschaft oder teurer Irrtum?

Property Management Software 2026: From Excel to Cloud and AI Property management is no longer just about filing cabinets, phone calls and bank transfers. Modern property management companies now work with complex software systems. They record payments, prepare statements, manage documents and handle payment transactions. At the same time, more and more information needs to

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Why Property Management Companies Are Under Pressure: Rising Costs, Outdated Fees and Growing Bureaucracy

Property management has traditionally been considered a comparatively crisis-resistant business. Residential buildings still need to be managed, owners’ associations require professional support, service charges must be calculated, repairs have to be coordinated and new legal requirements must be implemented. In other words, there is certainly no shortage of work. And yet, more and more property

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