Without a committee
Your building has no committee. Start here
By law every jointly owned building needs a management committee. Thousands never registered one. Here is how to fix that, and what it gets your building.
How many
How many buildings live like this
6,711buildings
without a registered committee, Cyprus-wide. One Land Registry figure, published once.
59,976apartments
in those buildings. For Limassol alone no public number exists: by district share it is roughly 1,500 to 1,800 buildings, and that is our own arithmetic.
The law
The committee is required by law
The law on jointly owned buildings requires a management committee for every one of them. Hiring a management company is the committee’s choice. We help you do the first and make the case for the second.
Five steps
Five steps from a meeting to a managed building
The owners’ meeting
We help you call it and explain to the neighbours why it matters.
A committee is elected
Usually two or three owners. The law needs names.
Registration with the Land Registry
The form, filed correctly the first time.
A separate account for the building
Where the building’s money will actually live.
Management starts
The budget, the app, the monthly statement. The normal rhythm.
The five steps follow the Land Registry’s form; the service itself waits for the client’s confirmation [?].
Right away
What the building gets right away
This is the slow road, and we say so upfront. A building that lived years without a committee will not sign in a week. It will still be worth it.
- A separate account for the building
- A monthly statement to every owner, through the app
- An emergency line with our own technician
The question
The question every such building asks first
We start by making the money visible: what the building needs, who pays, how much it is short. Most people pay when they can see what for. If the committee decides to go further, that is its decision with its own lawyer, and we prepare every document.
Start the conversation
Tell us the building and the street. We say what the first meeting needs and who should be in the room.