The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) is initiating a comprehensive market assessment of estate and property management services in the Pacific Harbour region. This evaluation will focus on the various charges associated with different types of estate and property management services.
The primary goal of this assessment is to gain a clearer understanding of the estate and property management services available to individual property owners, as well as the fees and charges associated with these services in the local market. The FCCC also seeks to analyze the level of competition within this sector. Additionally, this initiative aims to identify any potential anti-competitive behavior, misuse of market power, exclusive agreements, cartel activities, or other practices by service providers that could hinder or reduce competition in Fiji’s property management market.
Stakeholders are encouraged to submit their feedback to the FCCC by November 28, 2024, fostering a more transparent and competitive marketplace.
This initiative reflects the FCCC’s commitment to promoting fair competition and protecting consumer interests, ultimately beneficial for property owners who require these services. It is a positive step toward ensuring a healthier market environment in Fiji.
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