The Emergence of Smart Cities and their Privacy Implications
From transportation to traffic management, smart city technology has the capability to change how people live and interact by reducing […]
Community Issues
Understanding the needs of homeowners and tenants
When it comes to understanding tenants needs, there is a huge gap between property managers’ perceptions and those of the
Does your residential community use software?
Letterboxes full of junk mail. Important notifications going missing. How do I tell my neighbour that his dog is digging
Residential communities: grassroots governance
It can be a lonely, unrewarded and difficult journey for the president of a residential community. Plenty of after-hours work,
The owner-tenant relationship: opportunities in residential communities
There is a growing trend among younger generations in developed countries to rent dwellings, as opposed to taking on mortgages.
Community Issues, Costa del Sol News
Local City Council Incentivizes Upkeep of Residential Communities
Our business Urbytus is located right next to the Mijas area of Costa del Sol. This city council is implementing
“Intolerable” noise from neighbour’s children ‘running around like playground’
The Mirror newspaper reported last month that the resident of a London flat had been awarded over 100K pounds for
Community President Fees. Are They Legal?
There are lot of questions about the fees of a community president. Can they collect a fee, how much and if it is legal. In this article we answer this common question.
Community Issues, Life in Spain, News from Urbytus
The 1st Presidents Club Golf Tournament in aid of Cudeca
The 1st Presidents Club Golf Tournament, organized by Urbytus in aid of Cudeca on the Costa del Sol at the Marbella Club Golf Resort.
Ali's Personal Blog, Community Issues, Life in Spain, News from Urbytus
Protecting Your Trade Mark
The Presidents Club It is a thing that often most entrepreneurs forget. It is not just about protecting your trade