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Managing a housing society involves more than just maintaining common areas and ensuring smooth community living. It also requires financial compliance, including understanding income tax regulations. Many cooperative housing societies believe they are exempt from taxation since they operate on a not-for-profit basis. However, the reality is more nuanced. This guide offers a clear overview […]

Water is among the most critical resources for any residential community, yet it is often the most mismanaged. In housing societies across the country, water-related challenges are on the rise—from recurring scarcity and overuse to soaring utility bills and the inefficiencies of manual monitoring. These issues not only stretch budgets but also undermine the long-term […]

Managing the finances of a cooperative housing society goes well beyond collecting maintenance fees and paying utility bills. In today’s environment, where cost efficiency and resource optimisation are key, many societies are exploring new avenues to grow their surplus funds. Among these, mutual funds have emerged as an appealing option. However, the question remains: Can […]

Maintaining a residential society is not just about collecting monthly maintenance charges. Over time, buildings age, systems wear down, and significant repairs become necessary. This is where a sinking fund becomes crucial. It is the financial cushion that ensures long-term upkeep without putting a sudden monetary burden on residents. Let us explore what is sinking […]

For many housing societies and residential communities, securing a consistent and reliable water supply is a significant challenge. With increasing urbanisation and growing demand, municipal water supply often falls short. This is what makes societies heavily dependent on private water tankers. However, managing these deliveries is far from simple. Late arrivals, overcharging, unaccounted usage, and […]

Water contamination has long been a public health challenge, but its risks extend beyond common waterborne diseases. Recent concerns suggest a possible link between contaminated water and Guillain–Barré syndrome. While GBS is a rare neurological disorder, its impact on those affected can be severe. It can lead to muscle weakness, paralysis, and, in extreme cases, […]

Water wastage is often an overlooked issue in residential societies, yet it has significant financial and operational consequences. While societies focus on maintaining an adequate supply, inefficient water management leads to unseen losses that impact budgets and resources. One of the biggest culprits of this wastage is tank overflows. Overhead and underground tanks frequently overflow […]

Energy efficiency is a growing priority for housing societies and urban communities. Rising energy costs, ageing infrastructure, and increasing environmental concerns make it essential to optimise building operations. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through facility maintenance. It ensures that essential systems run efficiently and reduces unnecessary energy consumption and operational […]

Facility management (FM) is the backbone of efficiently functioning buildings and urban spaces. It encompasses a broad spectrum of responsibilities, including property maintenance, energy efficiency, safety compliance, and tenant services — all of which contribute to creating well-managed, sustainable environments. At its core, FM integrates people, technology, and processes to optimise the performance of physical […]

As cities expand and housing demand rises, ensuring that residential properties remain functional, secure, and well-maintained is crucial for fostering sustainable urban living. This is where residential property management plays a pivotal role. Without it, housing developments risk falling into disrepair, leading to dissatisfaction among residents and long-term sustainability challenges. In this guide, we’ll explore […]