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Key Performance Indicator

A measurable signal used to judge whether property operations are working. Learn how key performance indicator affects property performance, owner.

Direct answer

What Key Performance Indicator means

A measurable signal used to judge whether property operations are working.

A key performance indicator is a metric used to track performance against an operating goal. Useful property-management KPIs include occupancy, delinquency, work-order aging, renewal rate, budget variance, and owner response time.

How this connects

From the book to the operating plan

Key Performance Indicator connects to Chapter 7: Quality of Life, section Quality of Life for Property Owners in Property Management Excellence. The operating takeaway for owners is: Make performance visible before decisions get expensive.

Book section

Chapter 7: Quality of Life, section Quality of Life for Property Owners

Operating principle

Make performance visible before decisions get expensive.

Owner question

What should an owner see in reporting to judge Key Performance Indicator clearly?

Owner path

Commercial and Multifamily

Canonical Coastline resource

Commercial & Multifamily Property Management Services

PME resource

Connect to the PME principles

Next owner action

Request a property management consultation

Also known as

  • KPI
  • performance metric
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Property Management Excellence

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