The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) is set to conduct a market assessment focused on estate and property management services in the Pacific Harbour region. This evaluation will explore the various charges associated with different types of estate and property management services.
According to the FCCC, the primary aim of this assessment is to gain a deeper understanding of the services offered to property owners and the respective fees charged for these services in the Pacific Harbour market. The assessment will also look into the level of competition present in the area.
Additionally, the FCCC intends to identify any potential anti-competitive behaviors, including the misuse of market power, exclusive dealing practices, cartel activities, or any actions by service providers that could hinder competition in this segment of the market in Fiji.
Interested parties are invited to submit their inputs to the FCCC by November 28, 2024.
This initiative represents a proactive approach by the FCCC to ensure fair competition and transparency in the property management sector, ultimately benefiting consumers and promoting a healthier market environment. It provides an opportunity for stakeholders to voice their opinions and contribute to the development of improved practices within the industry.
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