ATLAS ΚΟΙΝΟΧΡΗΣΤΑ

When choosing a property manager in Thessaloniki, the first step is to establish whether the building needs only communal expense statements or broader building management. ATLAS ΚΟΙΝΟΧΡΗΣΤΑ lists both activities. Prospective clients should therefore obtain a written description of the scope for their building: which tasks the manager will handle, which remain with the owners and which additional services incur separate charges.

For shared building expenses, understandable cost items, accessible supporting documents and clear payment procedures are important selection criteria. Since ATLAS describes online access and RF-code payments through DIAS, useful questions concern the information available, access permissions and how incoming payments are allocated. Owners living elsewhere should also establish how regularly information is provided and how enquiries are answered. Digital access does not replace the need to identify contact persons and agree on response times.

Technical services should likewise be clearly defined. The website lists ATLAS SUPPORT with online fault reporting, alongside cleaning and disinfection. Before appointing the company, clients should clarify how reports are processed, who authorises work and how quotations and invoices are documented. The ability to report a fault online should not automatically be interpreted as a guaranteed round-the-clock call-out service. Fees, contract duration, termination conditions and possible additional charges should be requested directly, as the supplied website extract does not provide these details. These points are intended as practical guidance, not legal advice.