Asset management sets the investment strategy, focusing on returns, value enhancement and
long-term objectives. Property management carries out that strategy day to day through tenants,
leases, rent collection and compliance. Facilities management keeps the facility running through
engineering, housekeeping and safety services. The three work together, and SKF provides all
of them as an integrated service.

An asset manager acts on the owner’s behalf to improve a property’s financial performance and
market position. Responsibilities include portfolio analysis, leasing oversight, budgeting, capital
planning, performance reporting and market assessments, with the aim of identifying
opportunities to grow income and asset value.

Property owners, investors, developers, REITs, institutional funds and organizations with
multiple real estate assets can all benefit. Asset management gives stakeholders the analysis
and strategic direction they need to make informed decisions and maximize returns, particularly
where assets are held for the long term.

Asset management applies to office buildings, retail centers, industrial facilities, warehouses,
residential developments, mixed-used projects, hospitality assets and institutional properties.
Strategy is tailored to each asset type’s tenants, income profile and market conditions.

An asset management strategy is a plan for how an asset will perform over its holding period. It
typically includes financial analysis, market positioning, leasing strategy, capital expenditure

planning, risk assessment, performance benchmarking and decisions on whether to hold,
reposition or sell the asset.

SKF is the Philippines’ first and largest fully integrated real estate services firm and part of the
global Knight Frank network. Our asset managers draw on local market expertise, data-driven
research and our advisory and valuation teams, so clients get strategies grounded in market
insight and aligned with their investment goals.