Tenant Selection
Applications, supporting documents and references are reviewed before a recommendation is made.
Property Management · Sydney
From tenant selection to maintenance and rent reviews, we manage the day-to-day details and keep you informed when your input or a decision is needed.
Dux Properties
Personal attention to your property, with clear communication at each step.
Day-to-day management
We bring the day-to-day work together, from monitoring rent and arranging inspections to following up maintenance. You receive clear updates about the matters that need your attention.
Applications, supporting documents and references are reviewed before a recommendation is made.
Rent monitoring, timely follow-up and practical action when payments fall behind.
Structured inspections with clear reporting so owners can see how their property is being maintained.
Reported issues are assessed, trades coordinated and costs discussed with you when approval is needed.
Tenancy compliance, notices, documentation and tribunal coordination when required.
Clear explanations of the issue, the available options and any decision needed from you.
Routine inspections · Sample report
Our routine inspection reports bring together photographs organised by room, giving you a clearer view of your property's condition at the time of inspection. Browse this sample to see how Dux records an inspection.
View a sample inspection report
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Illustrative service scenario · Maintenance
Suppose a tenant reports a leak beneath the kitchen sink. As the owner, you need to understand how urgent it is, what work may be needed and which costs require your approval.
We would first gather details and photographs from the tenant to assess the urgency. For routine repairs, we would coordinate an inspection or quote and explain the proposed work and costs requiring approval. Urgent issues would be progressed according to the circumstances and the authority in place.
Once the repair is arranged, we would coordinate access, follow up on completion and keep you informed of the outcome.
This scenario illustrates the service process. Arrangements depend on the property, management agreement and applicable requirements.
Why Dux
Tenant suitability, rent, vacancy and maintenance are considered together, so our recommendations reflect the overall needs of your property.
Thinking of switching?
If you are considering a change, tell us what you would like to improve. We can review your current arrangements and explain the proposed handover before you decide.
Tell us what is working and what is not.
We review the tenancy and management situation before recommending a path forward.
Once appointed, the management handover can be coordinated with the outgoing agency.
Leasing activity
Client experience
Responsive communication and genuine care for the property are themes that consistently appear in Dux client feedback.
“Professional, responsive and proactive in managing my property.”Matthew Yu Property Owner
“Reliable, helpful and always quick to respond whenever I need assistance.”Valentina C. Long-term Client
“Responsive and genuinely cares about your properties.”Clair Hsu Property Owner
Common questions
Clear answers should come before a management agreement.
We stay involved in the day-to-day management of your property, follow up outstanding matters and explain the options when a decision is needed. You can discuss the property with us directly.
We review applications, supporting documents and references, considering suitability for the property before making a recommendation to you.
The issue is assessed, urgency is considered, and the owner is kept informed where approval or a decision is needed. The goal is to resolve genuine issues without losing sight of cost.
Yes. We can discuss your current tenancy and management arrangements and explain the proposed handover. The timing will depend on your existing agreement and circumstances.
Contact Dux or call 02 9121 6264. We only need your name, contact details, property address and an optional message to keep the first step simple.
Whether your property is currently leased, becoming available or managed by another agency, a short conversation is a good place to start.