dober immobilien gmbh — Schwärzen 33, 8185 Winkel, Switzerland

Altos costos. Un problema de calefacción fue especialmente grave: la primera vez que llamé me dijeron que lo solucionara yo mismo con la empresa de calefacción. Más tarde resultó que la causa no estaba en mi apartamento, sino en todo el edificio. Sin embargo, durante días no pasó nada. Tuve que soportar un apartamento frío con mi recién nacido. Cuando volví a llamar, no sólo me rechazaron sino que incluso me gritaron, algo completamente irrespetuoso y poco profesional.

Rabia Kaplan

Nuestro socio desde hace 6 años. Absolutamente satisfecho. Reciba siempre respuestas rápidas o los documentos necesarios. Las reuniones son amigables, estructuradas y orientadas a soluciones.

Fabian Müller Winkel

¡Manténgase alejado de las propiedades administradas por esta empresa! ¡Muy incompetente, poco profesional y grosero al teléfono!

Benonen

The most unprofessional and incompetent property management company I have ever encountered. I can only laugh wearily at their slogan, "Our top priority is the satisfaction of our customers – the tenants and owners!" They are extremely difficult to reach, unreliable, overwhelmed, and uncommittal. Tenants' concerns are not represented, and probably not owners' either. You can save yourself the cost of hiring such a water heater.

Pat Ze

Our collaboration wasn't satisfactory either! Winter service suddenly became eight times more expensive, even though there was no snow. The bill was paid anyway. When we asked "why?" the contract was terminated. 🤷🏽‍♀️ …

Olivia Thomann

They don't keep their promises or honor agreements, the building managers are very disrespectful and take photos of you without your knowledge. Contractually agreed-upon things are still criticized, even though they're permitted. The list goes on and on. You get the feeling that they simply ran out of money during construction and ended up paying the cheapest, and therefore most inexperienced, management company, leading to disappointment when it comes to renting. After almost two years, half the blocks are still empty, and there isn't a single parking space available. Furthermore, the first tenants are already moving out. That speaks volumes.

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