Chevrons Family Office

CHEVRONS

Family Office

Real Estate · Building management

Managing the exceptional buildings of west Paris.

For more than sixty years and three generations, our family has managed high-end co-ownership buildings in west Paris. In France, every apartment building is run by a syndic, the professional manager appointed by the owners. Ours is hands-on management, designed for buildings where every decision affects both architectural heritage and each owner's investment.

What sets us apart

Buildings where nothing is ordinary.

Haussmann and post-Haussmann buildings, Art Nouveau or Art Deco façades, townhouses divided into apartments, listed buildings or those near a historic monument: we manage co-ownerships that demand as much heritage expertise as legal rigor. A generalist manager handles units; we look after buildings.

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Three generations of memory

More than sixty years of practice and an intimate knowledge of each building's history, past work and customs.

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A senior point of contact

The owners' board works directly with an experienced manager who is available and empowered to decide.

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Transparency & Foresight

Clear accounts, budgets under control and a long-term capital works plan.

Architectural standards

Preserving the building, down to the smallest detail.

Façades & Restoration

Façade cleaning required by Paris regulations, restoration of cut stone, carvings, balconies and railings, true to the original materials.

Grand common areas

Lobbies, staircases, ironwork, stained glass, paneling and historic elevators: maintenance and restoration entrusted to master craftsmen.

Roofs

Zinc, slate, dormer windows, chimney stacks: preventive maintenance to protect the building and its silhouette.

Courtyards, gardens & carriage doors

Enhancing the outdoor spaces and the features that give the address its character.

Heritage architects (ABF)

When the building is listed or in a protected heritage area, we coordinate with the heritage architect and the Architectes des Bâtiments de France ahead of every project.

Permits & the City of Paris

Preparing permit applications in line with the Paris zoning plan and applicable requirements.

Legal framework

A demanding legal framework, mastered over decades.

General meetings

Notices, majority rules and minutes that comply with the French co-ownership law of July 10, 1965 and its implementing decree, so decisions are sound and carried out without delay.

Co-ownership bylaws

Careful reading of older bylaws, updates to reflect changes in the law, and resolution of questions about the use of common and private areas.

Owners' renovation projects

Reviewing requests for work affecting common areas or the building's exterior, coordinating the general meeting's approval, permits and heritage requirements.

Regulatory requirements

Multi-year works plan, building-wide energy performance assessment, reserve fund, elevator safety: anticipated and built into a long-term conservation strategy for the building.

Disputes & collections

Rigorous tracking of service charges, collection of arrears and handling of disputes, working with the co-ownership's attorneys.

Owners' boards

Changing building managers, smoothly.

Do you sit on the owners' board of a distinctive building and want a manager worthy of your address? We will meet you for a first confidential conversation and support you through the selection process and the transition.

contact@chevronsfamilyoffice.com

Chevrons Family Office

97 Bd Malesherbes – 75008 Paris

Regulatory status

Building management (syndic) activity carried out under professional license no. [to be completed] issued by the CCI [to be completed]. Financial guarantee: [to be completed]. Professional liability insurance: [to be completed].