“ We are aware that in order to achieve sustainability objectives, it is essential to create a virtuous partnership with all stakeholders involved in the use and management of buildings. Our role as Property and Facility Manager is to support tenants with a collaborative model. We offer technical and management skills to optimize and building management, without compromising the comfort and quality of space. ”
Samuel Cocci
Director, Property Management
Maintaining excellence over time by managing buildings with a view to minimizing environmental impact and maximizing efficiency.
COIMA Property Management works with clients and investors who require highly specialized services in the management of complex real estate assets, with the objective of maintaining and improving the value of the assets over time, ensuring the achievement of objectives and results in the context of management and energy efficiency, including the reduction of risks associated with real estate investments.
COIMA’s approach is based upon a careful analysis of the status of the building and, in agreement with the owner, the definition of a management strategy with a view to improving the performance, technological innovation and efficiency of the building.
In particular, COIMA focuses its attention on Value Added activities aimed at pursuing environmental improvement and energy performance objectives, such as:
Energy management
The optimization of energy consumption, implementing “Energy Management” activities.
Remote control
The remote control of technical devices and systems.
Energy monitoring
The continuous monitoring and capabilities for “ad hoc” interventions aiming to improve energy performance.
Technological maintenance
The maintenance of the most complex technical devices and systems on behalf of the General Contractors, in order to maintain a high level of efficiency of components and devices, and consequently, their value over time.
Operation of plants
The introduction of measures related to the operation of plants and systems aiming to minimize consumption and maximize efficiency.
Recovery systems
The use of systems that allow for the recovery and use of rain water.
Efficiency control
The control over the efficiency of the water systems and hydronic circuits.
Water consumption reduction
The adoption of systems for containing potable water consumption.