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Multi-Unit and Portfolio Management
Managed one by one, several apartments create three times the work; managed as a portfolio, they feed each other. Apartments in the same building share a cleaning round, and apartments in different districts absorb each other's demand.
How does portfolio management differ from a single apartment?
With one apartment the decision is simple: the rate is either right or it isn't. In a portfolio the apartments compete with each other. With three apartments in the same district, pricing all three the same means filling one and leaving two empty.
In portfolio management the rates are positioned relative to one another, demand is steered from the full apartment to the empty one, and occupancy is optimised across the portfolio as a whole.
What the operation gains
- One cleaning round: departures in the same building or district go on one schedule
- Shared linen and consumables stock lowers the cost per apartment
- The maintenance team covers several apartments in one call-out
- One monthly report: broken down by apartment, totalled across the portfolio
Who is it for?
It is built for investors with several apartments in one building, buyers holding more than one unit in a completed development, and developers looking to put unsold units to work.
- Guests hosted
- 8,865+
- Average annual occupancy
- 75%
- Operating cost saved
- 30%
- Platforms listed on
- 50+
- Average revenue uplift
- 25%
Frequently asked questions
How many apartments make a portfolio?
There is no technical threshold; from two apartments onwards, shared pricing and a shared operation start to pay off.
Does it work if the apartments are in different districts?
It does. The cleaning rounds split, but pricing and calendar management still run from one place.
Let's work out the right operating model for your property.
Let's look together at how it performs today, how it's run, and what it could earn.