Facility Managers – East Brisbane

FACILITY Managers – EAST BRISBANE

Facility Management Services

The operational efficiency and safety of your property are paramount. Facilities management encompasses building operations, maintenance, and ensuring workplace health and safety standards meet all necessary requirements. Additionally, facilities managers assist in disaster planning and recovery, ensuring that your property is prepared for unforeseen challenges.

Smart Facility Managers is emerging as a beacon of excellence in the facility management industry, offering a comprehensive suite of services to help owners and body corporates streamline their operations. Guided by a meticulous approach, Smart Facility Managers excels in various facets of facility management.

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FACILITY Managers – EAST BRISBANE

Helping you with …

Smart Facility Managers offers a comprehensive solution to the numerous responsibilities that come with property ownership.

Whether you need assistance with facilities maintenance or project upgrades, we have the experience to assist you.

Facility managers help ensure that your property remains well-maintained and compliant under the relevant legislation.

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What our clients say…

  • No rent arrears.

    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

    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

    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

    Great manager. Friendly and approachable.
    Nicole Murdoch
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Facility Managers – East Brisbane

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East Brisbane has a rich history that dates back to its establishment as a significant housing area, notably with the Heathfield Estate in 1886. A pivotal moment for the community occurred in 1855 with the construction of the first bridge across Norman Creek, which facilitated easier access for residents. The development of educational institutions also played a crucial role, with the East Brisbane State School opening on July 10, 1899. This school has become a cornerstone of the community, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 1949.

Mowbray Park, established in 1904, remains a key recreational space for residents, offering a picturesque setting alongside the Brisbane River. The park was once home to swimming baths, which were closed in 1940 due to water quality issues.

Demographics and Community

East Brisbane is characterized by its vibrant and diverse community. According to the 2016 census, the suburb had a population of 5,934, with a median age of 31. The demographic composition reflects a mix of cultures, with 63.2% of residents born in Australia, while others come from countries such as New Zealand, England, India, Brazil, and China. This diversity contributes to the suburb’s rich community life.

In terms of language, a significant majority of residents, 74.3%, speak only English at home, highlighting the suburb’s English-speaking predominance. However, the presence of other languages such as Spanish (1.8%), Mandarin (1.6%), Portuguese (1.2%), Nepali (1.1%), and Italian (1.1%) showcases the multicultural aspect of East Brisbane, making it a welcoming place for people from various backgrounds.

Community Amenities and Lifestyle

East Brisbane offers a range of amenities that cater to the needs of its residents. The suburb features several parks, including Mowbray Park, which provides recreational facilities and green spaces for families and individuals to enjoy. Local shopping precincts offer a mix of cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops, contributing to a lively community atmosphere.

The suburb is also home to various educational institutions, including the East Brisbane State School and several childcare centers, making it an attractive location for families. Its proximity to the Brisbane CBD allows residents to enjoy the benefits of city living while residing in a quieter, suburban environment.

Transport and Connectivity

East Brisbane is well-served by public transport, with several bus routes operating throughout the area, providing easy access to the CBD and surrounding suburbs. The nearby South Bank railway station and the availability of bike paths along the Brisbane River enhance connectivity for commuters and leisure travellers alike.

East Brisbane Fast Facts

  • Population (2021) 6,186
  • Private Dwellings (2021) 3,004
  • Average People/Household (2021) 2.2
  • Median Weekly Household Income (2021) $2,056
  • Median Monthly Mortgage Repayment (2021) $2,167
  • Average Motor Vehicles/Dwelling (2021) 1.5
  • Median Age 33 (2021)

Data drawn from ABS 2021 Census