Retail Property Managers – Capalaba

In a challenging retail environment it helps to have a great team on your side

Smart Asset Managers helps retail property owners with…

  • Administration Management – keeping track of income & expenses, producing annual outgoings budgets and capex projections
  • Rent Arrears – ensuring all rent arrears are promptly addressed
  • Lease Management – making sure your property continues to have tenant/s, rent invoicing and receipting, handling rent reviews and proactively handling any disputes that arise
  • Facilities Management – looking after building operations & maintenance, ensuring workplace health & safety meets required standards, disaster planning/recovery
  • Upgrade Project Management – where a commercial property requires refurbishing or repositioning (including for example social media promotion, LED signage, property presentation)

What our clients say…

No rent arrears.

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Mark has managed my property from 2017 until now. They have excellent relationships with both me and the tenants. He always willing to spend time to explain and discuss issues with us. Even in the hard time ( covid ), There are no tenants leave the centre and agree to good rent increases, which is fantastic. Their team maintain presentation of the shopping centre to a very high standard, No rent arrears. They send me Professional and clear reporting twice a month. Owner’s remittances paid in a timely manner. If you are looking for a good property manager, I will recommend Smart Asset sincerely.
FENDY YIN

… a personal approach

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We have been dealing with Mark for a number of years as our building manager. He is very professional but with a personal approach that puts everyone at ease. Nothing is too much trouble and he will always keep the lines of communication open in any situation. We always felt very comfortable dealing with him and his approach was effective and comprehensive. I highly recommend his services.
Lyn Griffiths

… rely on his commitment

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As commercial property owners, we know first hand that Mark de Valence has been the perfect person to handle all our on-site management, maintenance activities and compliant management issues over the years. Mark’s expertise in handling both complex and delicate issues is always second to none. We trust his knowledge, and have come to rely on his commitment to resolving all matters relating to Asset Management and Body Corporate Management.
Rosemary Rowston

… great manager

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Great manager. Friendly and approachable.
Nicole Murdoch

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Capalaba Summary

Capalaba is part of the Redlands City local government area located to the south of Brisbane and is its own council electorate, which includes the neighbouring suburbs of Birkdale, Alexandra Hills and Wellington Point. It is 20km south east of Brisbane CBD, around 32mins away by car.

The first recorded settlement of Capalaba was in the 1850s and was originally called Tingalpa. Resultant confusion forced a name change to Capalaba, which means ‘ringtail possum’ in the Yugarabul language.

Capalaba has two mid-sized shopping centres (Capalaba Park and Capalaba Central), of which one has a cinema complex (Capalaba Central), as well as a number of big box retailers (including for example Officeworks and The Good Guys) located primarily on Redland Bay Road. The popular Chandler markets, previously located in that nearby Brisbane suburb, have now relocated to Capalaba State College and are now called The College Markets.

Capalaba Fast Facts

  • Population (2016) 17,333
  • Private Dwellings (2016) 6,814
  • Average People/Household (2016) 2.6
  • Median Monthly Household Income (2016) $6,430
  • Median Monthly Mortgage Repayment (2016) $1,850
  • Average Motor Vehicles/Dwelling (2016) 2
  • Median Age 37 (2016) – one year younger than national average
  • Primary Schools 3