Effective and Efficient Property Management in Korea, Residential and Commercial

Implementing effective management concepts from the US Premier Casa Korea has built an international full-service property and asset management team structured to make owning offshore real estate investments hassle-free while maximizing returns and adding value to well-located quality real estate investments in Korea focused on Seoul.

Premier Casa Korea is a full-service property management company in business since 2002.  Our focus is on caring for your property and maximizing your net income.  Specializing in residential properties located in the prime downtown Seoul area, where the demand for managed properties is highest.

Our Property Management team is comprised of professionals in reservations, marketing, housekeeping, maintenance, accounting, and legal.

Our services include:

• Experienced multilingual staff
• Online marketing and booking
• Utilities and administration fees payments
• Monthly owner statement with complete and organized accounting
• Maintenance and cleaning services

Online Marketing and Booking

Our service includes the promotion of your property. We have several websites and options available always focusing on your needs and the needs of the clients that rent your property. In additional to our flagship Premier casa website, we manage several other pages with a more specified focus on various target markets. Furthermore, for short-term and executive rentals, we cooperate with Airbnb, Booking.com, and other 3rd party listing pages for driving the maximum of attendance to your property.

Our advanced backend management systems allow us to integrate auto booking options, especially for short-term and monthly rentals. Our booking system is working fully automated and permanently synchronizing between the backend and the pages where your property is listed.     

Utilities in Korea

In Korea, all utility companies are private and well run.

Electricity in Korea

Electricity in Seoul is provided by the Korea Electric Power Corporation better known as KEPCO. 

The normal electrical voltage in Korea is 220 volts. Two prong power outlets are used with an outside ground. 

Korea has to import oil and gas to produce the majority of the electricity  is uses. 

If you would like to connect or disconnect the electricity in your home, contact the local electric company office that is responsible for electricity. You will need to give them at least one week's notice.

Gas in Korea

Most homes in Seoul Korea have a natural gas supply. Gas used for cooking, hot water and home heating usually through a hot water floor heating system.

Water in Korea

Water in Korea is semi drinkable, but most people buy bottled water for drinking. Water filters are also available in stores that can work well. 

Paying bills in Korea

The amount paid in utility and phone bills will vary according to the size of the family, usage and season. 

Paying utility bills in Korea is a very simple process.  The have very advanced online banking.

Tax property rate in Korea

Regardless of your status as a full-time resident, absentee landlord, or occasional visitor, you are subject to property taxes if you own property in Korea. Every property is different and because of this, there are myriad different variables that lead to different tax obligations and benefits.