Comfort, prestige and a way of life without compromise

I look at proof of income or business, the rental history with contacts for previous landlords, who will live there and whether there are pets, and for corporate lets, the company itself. A tenant who refuses to share any information never reaches your apartment.

A description of the condition with photographs and a handover act, the terms and timing of any rent increase, who pays utilities and repairs, early-termination rules for both sides, and the deposit and conditions for its return. The more detailed the act, the fewer disputes at the end.

In the prime segment it is now a baseline requirement, not a bonus. Before a viewing I check whether there is a generator and what load it carries, whether the lifts run during outages, whether there is a water reserve and an equipped shelter. These answers often matter more than the view.

Yes. I run live video viewings showing whatever you ask to see, send the full set of photographs and documents, and agree the contract remotely. Handover of the keys and signing of the act can be done through a representative or on your arrival.

The range is wide and depends on district, size and condition: from a few thousand dollars a month for good apartments in the centre to considerably more for houses and penthouses. I will give you the current range for your brief straight away — figures in this segment move quickly.