This sponsorship underscores our commitment to the Build to Rent industry, highlighting our dedication to fostering deeper engagement and visibility within the community, both in Australia and internationally.

Created to meet the growing market demand, GEON Living offers end-to-end management expertise in Build to Rent (Multifamily), Student Accommodation and Co-living property management. We partner with investors to launch new developments and manage existing portfolios.

As a dynamic rental asset class operator, GEON Living provides high-quality rental communities focused on sustainability, technology and community curation, creating vibrant and inclusive neighbourhoods.

As a trusted partner, GEON Living offers comprehensive end-to-end management expertise, specialising in:

Design: Collaborating closely with investment partners to ensure the best outcomes for both residents and investors.

Feasibility: Providing cashflow modelling based on market data, portfolio metrics, and industry expertise to ensure transparency and maximum returns.

Community engagement: Prioritising the resident experience to foster a genuine sense of home.

Operations: Offering a 360-degree operational solution, including system and technology design, operational reporting, risk management planning, and operational budget modelling and analysis.

Marketing: Offering the choice to use your brand or leverage ours when partnering with us.

Asset and facility management: Delivering programs that maximise the lifecycle of assets and ensure best practices and compliant services.

Sustainability/ESG: Working collaboratively with partners to serve our planet better, championing best practices in waste and utility management.  

With 20 years of industry experience, GEON is thrilled to introduce GEON Living, our latest venture aimed at meeting the growing demand in the Build to Rent and related sectors.

As part of this exciting development, we are proud to sponsor BTR News Australia, enhancing our engagement within the Build to Rent community.

Source: BTR News Australia, 10 October 2024