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Reporting and budget planning and control

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Transparent and accurate reporting, economic and budget planning for properties and property portfolios are the basis for focused and provident action in the short, medium and long terms.

In coordination with owners and asset managers, the property managers at SAUTER determine the specific requirements of the property and customer, and implement them with the maximum systemic process support.

Benchmarking and sustainability are becoming increasingly important in property management.

The abbreviation ESG combines the environmental and social parameters (working conditions, health system, safety) with governance (good corporate management) – and the requirements arising from these criteria are increasingly important to real estate companies on the local, regional, national and international levels.

Examining precisely these sustainability criteria in day-to-day property management, implementing transparent reporting and identifying required action cooperation with all the partners involved in the management of a building is increasingly becoming a key focus of our commercial facility management.

 

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