Home-owners’ association managers

Home-owners’ association managers take a lot of work off the hands of homeowners and owners’ association administrators. In addition to an administrative role, taking care of maintenance and looking after the common interests of the owners, it is the task of an owners’ association manager to advise and guide owners when it comes to making the building more sustainable.

In the light of their position in the housing market, owners’ association managers play an important role in making the housing stock in the Netherlands more sustainable. Cuby can help with this.

In order to be able to draw up plans for making a complex more sustainable and to implement them properly later, it is crucial to have good, complete building information.

Cuby – the implementation-supporting application from SBLC – has been developed to support owners’ association managers in making homes more sustainable in a cost-conscious and results-oriented way.

Cuby imports relevant data from various public data sources and supplements this data using SBLC’s own uniquely developed algorithms. Unique data sets from the owners’ association can also be linked to Cuby in order to provide a complete picture with relevant data.

Cuby visualizes the current situation and potential of a building – for example, the year of construction of the complex, the surface area of the homes, roof and facade, the current energy label and energy consumption, and the potential for sustainability options, including the costs involved.

With all this data from Cuby, you gain valuable insights. You can prioritize projects and discover connections in order to make the best use of space, money and resources. This clear and insightful information also makes it easier to start a conversation with the homeowners.

The options are clear, the costs and also the eventual savings are listed, and it’s easier to tell a good story about improved living comfort and upgrading the home.

 In addition to offering the Cuby application, SBLC can also help owners’ association managers find financing for energy transition costs by applying for subsidies.