It’s no secret that if you want to be productive, you have to get organised first. Putting in place some simple organisational practices can easily equip you with the tools to put your best foot forward at work each day and achieve your potential within your business or career. Sound good? Read on for our best, Gill & Hooper-approved tips for getting—and staying—organised. You’re welcome…

When it comes to building, creating and maintaining a successful property management service there are many factors at play – and one of the most important, but underrated, is the cultivation of client relationships. Here’s how—and why—you should be focusing on building and maintaining positive client relationships within the property management space.

Forever changing and constantly evolving, technology touches almost every industry—and real estate is no exception. While tech often gets a bad rap, well-placed and thoughtful technology can transform the way that people live, work (and yes, socialise—thank you Instagram.) Here are our thoughts on technology and its place within our ever-evolving industry.

As we’re all intimately familiar with, COVID-19 has thrown everything we thought we knew about the world of work into disarray. In this environment, how do we maintain a semblance of normalcy? How do we make sure that while the line between work and our personal lives has quite literally become blurred, we continue to set healthy boundaries and maintain a good work-life balance? We’ve put together our top five tips for achieving that seemingly elusive equilibrium.

Hannah Gill, half of the dynamic duo that makes up Gill & Hooper, is our resident specialist in leadership, culture and innovation. Bringing her unique and varied background in virtually all elements of the property management business as well as her critical insights on people management with a team of over 60 people, Hannah shares her top tips on business.

Grace Hooper – one half of the dynamic duo that makes up Gill & Hooper – has been in the real estate business for ten years. Over the last decade, Grace has dedicated herself to honing her craft in property management, all while gathering, analysing and implementing nuanced insights on people, culture and performance. Today she’s bringing you her first-hand insight on four key pillars that help build a successful career in real estate.

What might a property manager look like in the future if we continue on our current trajectory? Where is the profession headed? What will the key responsibilities and skills be? What about metrics of success?Here are our two main predictions.

From the macro context to the real estate and business environment, adapting to change doesn’t necessarily come easy. Whether it’s getting used to a new business process, adapting to a technological innovation or a fundamental change in strategic direction; fortunately, there are some tactics you can keep in mind that can take some of the stress out of the change process.