Vertical properties offer a dynamic lifestyle in metropolitan areas with varying degrees of management presence. A proactive management team is required to keep operations running efficiently, elevators moving, and packages delivered. At FirstService Residential, we have the scale and service culture to answer the call. As experts in vertical living, we simplify high-rise property management to give board members the peace of mind they deserve.
The high-rise experts at FirstService Residential support board members in anticipating needs and addressing challenges, as well as providing guidance on opportunities to enhance the resident experience. Partnering with a professional management company can help you fulfill the needs of a high-rise community for simplified vertical living.
We can support your community through:
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High-rise properties and condos are both popular choices for urban living, but they differ in some key ways. The main difference is that a high-rise property refers to the physical structure of the building, while a condo refers to the type of ownership of the individual units.
High-rise properties can be used for a variety of purposes, including residential, commercial, or mixed-use. A high-rise building may contain apartments, condos, or commercial space. A condo, on the other hand, is a type of ownership structure that can be found in a variety of building types, including high-rise buildings.
Another key difference between high-rise properties and condos is the level of ownership and control that residents have over the building. In a high-rise property, residents may be renters or owners of individual units, but they do not necessarily have control over the common areas of the building. In a condo, on the other hand, residents own their individual units and have a say in the management of the building, including the common areas.
In summary, while high-rise properties and condos can both be in tall buildings, the key difference between the two is that a high-rise property refers to the physical structure of the building, while a condo refers to the type of ownership of the individual units.
Contact us today to discuss how we can support your community.
The high-rise experts at FirstService Residential support board members in anticipating needs and addressing challenges, as well as providing guidance on opportunities to enhance the resident experience. Partnering with a professional management company can help you fulfill the needs of a high-rise community for simplified vertical living.
We can support your community through:
- Vendor management
- Onsite management and team
- Front desk and concierge services
- Preventive maintenance programs
- 24-hour Customer Care Center
- Amenities and lifestyle programming that enhance resident experience
Click here to explore our services for multifamily rentals.
Click here to explore our services and programs for luxury high-rise buildings.
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What is the difference between high-rise and condo?
High-rise properties and condos are both popular choices for urban living, but they differ in some key ways. The main difference is that a high-rise property refers to the physical structure of the building, while a condo refers to the type of ownership of the individual units.
High-rise properties can be used for a variety of purposes, including residential, commercial, or mixed-use. A high-rise building may contain apartments, condos, or commercial space. A condo, on the other hand, is a type of ownership structure that can be found in a variety of building types, including high-rise buildings.
Another key difference between high-rise properties and condos is the level of ownership and control that residents have over the building. In a high-rise property, residents may be renters or owners of individual units, but they do not necessarily have control over the common areas of the building. In a condo, on the other hand, residents own their individual units and have a say in the management of the building, including the common areas.
In summary, while high-rise properties and condos can both be in tall buildings, the key difference between the two is that a high-rise property refers to the physical structure of the building, while a condo refers to the type of ownership of the individual units.
Contact us today to discuss how we can support your community.
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